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Barnsley, South Yorkshire 1918 Absent Voters List


BarnsleyHistorian

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The 1918 Absent Voters List for Central Barnsley and some surrounding areas can be seen at Barnsley Archives, which is now in Barnsley Town Hall, part of Experience Barnsley, our new museum. It lists by Ward and Polling District the men who were away from home in 1918. Service number, Rank, Battalion, Regiment or Ship are given for each man. I have even found a nurse, which given the stringent conditions for women in 1918 must be quite unusual. http://barnsleyhistorian.blogspot.com/2014/12/finding-nurse-in-absent-voters-list-for.html

The Barnsley War Memorials Project have photographed the book and are gradually transcribing the names.

For more information see this page on our website. It is going to be a long job!

http://www.barnsleywarmemorials.org.uk/p/absent-voters.html

We have also extracted the absent voters, unfortunately without the additional service information from the areas of the Hemsworth Parliamentary Division which now fall in the Barnsley MBC area. There is a link on the page above to this information.

Thanks, and Happy Christmas,

Linda

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