Nature of the item:

British Army Lists

Records of army officers were kept as early as 1702. These lists named the officer, their regiment, and usually the date they received their current commission and when they retired.

The first official Army list was published in 1740 and since 1754 they have been published regularly as annual lists (1754-1879) and quarterly lists (1879-1922). Since 1939 they have been classified and not available to the public

Book List - 100 Books  on your Disk

01 Army List (October - December 1913 Vol. 1)
02. Army List (October - December 1913 Vol. 2)
03. Army List (October - December 1913 Vol. 3)
04. Army list (Volume January-March 1914)
05. Army List (April - June 1914)
06.  Army List (October - December 1914 Vol. 1)
07.  Army List (October - December 1914 Vol. 2)
08.  Army List (October - December 1914 Vol. 3)
09. Army List (January - March 1915)
10. Army List (April - June 1915)
11. Army List (July - September 1915 Vol. 1)
12. Army List (July - September 1915 Vol. 2)
13. Army List (July - September 1915 Vol. 3)
14. Army List (October - December 1915 Vol. 1)
15. Army List (October - December 1915 Vol. 2)
16. Army List (October - December 1915 Vol. 3)
17. Army List (January - March 1916 Vol. 1)
18. Army List (January - March 1916 Vol. 2)
19. Army List (January - March 1916 Vol. 3)
20. Army List (April - June 1916 Vol. 1)
21. Army List (April - June 1916 Vol. 2)
22. Army List (April - June 1916 Vol. 3)
23. Army List (July - September 1916 Vol. 1)
24. Army List (July - September 1916 Vol. 2)
25. Army List (July - September 1916 Vol. 3)
26. Army List (October - December 1916 Vol. 1)
27. Army List (October - December 1916 Vol. 2)
28. Army List (October - December 1916 Vol. 3)
29. Army List (October - December 1916 Vol. 4)
30. Army List (January - March 1917 Vol. 1)
31. Army List (January - March 1917 Vol. 2)
32. Army List (January - March 1917 Vol. 3)
33. Army List (April - June 1917 Vol. 1)
34. Army List (April - June 1917 Vol. 2)
35. Army List (April - June 1917 Vol. 3)
36. Army List (July - September 1917 Vol. 1)
37. Army List (July - September 1917 Vol. 2)
38. Army List (July - September 1917 Vol. 3)
39. Army List (October - December 1917 Vol. 1)
40. Army List (October - December 1917 Vol. 2)
41. Army List (October - December 1917 Vol. 3)
42. Army List (January - March 1918 Vol. 1)
43. Army List (January - March 1918 Vol. 2)
44. Army List (January - March 1918 Vol. 3)
45. Army List (April - June 1918 Vol. 1)
46. Army List (April - June 1918 Vol. 2)
47. Army List (April - June 1918 Vol. 3)
48. Army List (July - September 1918 Vol. 1)
49. Army List (July - September 1918 Vol. 2)
50. Army List (October - December 1918 Vol. 1)
51. Army List (October - December 1918 Vol. 2)
52. Army List (October - December 1918 Vol. 3)
53. Army List (October - December 1918 Vol. 4)
54. Army List (October - December 1918) Supplement
55. Army List (April - June 1919 Vol. 1)
56. Army List (April - June 1919 Vol. 2)
57. Army List (April - June 1919 Vol. 3)
58. Army List (July - September 1919 Vol. 1)
59. Army List (July - September 1919 Vol. 2)
60. Army List (July - September 1919 Vol. 3)
61. Army List (October - December 1919 Part 1. Vol. 1)
62. Army List (October - December 1919 Part 1. Vol. 2)
63. Army List (October - December 1919 Part 1. Vol. 3)
64. Army List (October - December 1919 Part 2.)
100th Battalion Nominal Roll 1916 - Canadian Expeditionary Force (September 18, 1916)
2nd Battalion Nominal Roll 1915 - Canadian Expeditionary Force (1915)
A treasury of war poetry, British and American poems of the world war, 1914-1919 -  (c1917)
An English woman-sergeant in the Serbian Army - Sandes, Flora (1916)
Britain's civilian volunteers - authorized story of British Voluntary Aid Detachment work in the Great War - Bowser, Thekla(1917)
British secret service during the Great War - Everitt, Nicholas (1920)
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Gallipoli Diary Vol II -  Hamilton, Ian, Sir (1920)
Hart's annual army list, special reserve list, and territorial force list (1912)
Hart's annual army list, special reserve list, and territorial force list (1913)
Hart's annual army list, special reserve list, and territorial force list (1914)
Hart's annual army list, special reserve list, and territorial force list (1915)
Letters written from the English front in France ....-  Hulse, Edward Hamilton Westrow (1916)
List of officers and men serving in the First Canadian Contingent of the British Expeditionary Force, 1914
Reports on British prison-camps in India and Burma, visited by the International Red Cross Committee (1917)
The children's story of the war Vol I -  Parrott, Edward, Sir (1917)
The children's story of the war Vol II -  Parrott, Edward, Sir (1917)
The children's story of the war Vol III -  Parrott, Edward, Sir (1917)
The children's story of the war Vol IV -  Parrott, Edward, Sir (1917)
The children's story of the war Vol IX -  Parrott, Edward, Sir (1917)
The children's story of the war Vol V -  Parrott, Edward, Sir (1917)
The children's story of the war Vol VI -  Parrott, Edward, Sir (1917)
The children's story of the war Vol VII -  Parrott, Edward, Sir (1917)
The children's story of the war Vol X -  Parrott, Edward, Sir (1917)
The elements of the great war -  Belloc, Hilaire (1915)
The Great War -  Lloyd George, David (1914)
The Great War Vol I -   Allen, George Henry(1915)
The Great War Vol II -   Allen, George Henry(1915)
The Great War Vol III -   Allen, George Henry(1915)
The Great War Vol IV -   Allen, George Henry(1915)
The Great War Vol V -   Allen, George Henry(1915)
The immediate causes of the great war -  Chitwood, Oliver Perry (1917)
The Medal Collector A Guide to Naval, Military, Air-Force, and Civil Medals and Ribbons - Herbert  Booker (1921)
The war depicted by distinguished British artists -  Holme, Charles (1918)
The-Story-of-the-Second-Battle-of-Ypres-Belgium 1917
War-ships - a text-book on the construction, protection, stability turning, ...- Attwood, Edward Lewis (1910)

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