Military and War Records |
UK Data:
The Peninsular War -
newspaper reports of the time record that an Ensign
Lovelock of the 29th (Worcestershire) Regiment of Foot
was slightly wounded in the Battle of Albuera, fought on
16 May 1811. In July of that year Ensign Lovelock was
promoted to Lieutenant. Not so lucky was Lieutenant
Lovelock of the 28th (North Gloucestershire) Regiment of
Foot who was severely wounded in the same battle. |
- Here's a short tale
of a Lovelocke who died in service, but not in any conflict.
- Lovelock Casualties of the Boer Wars
- Lovelocks
who were Chelsea Pensioners
- Lovelock
Soldiers who embarked for India in the
1880s
- Lovelock World War 1 Army, Navy and Air Force deaths - (provided by Malcolm Lovelock), with Name, Rank, Regiment or equivalent and Date of Death. [The links in the names lead to further information on each individual.]
- Lovelock Soldiers' Wills
- Registers
of Soldiers' Effects
- British
Army World War 1 Pension Records - Originally provided
by Graham Lovelock 18-Oct-07
- Lovelock Prisoners
of War in the Two World Wars - From
research by Sue Lovelock
- Lovelock World War 2 Service deaths
- Lovelock
World War 2 Civilian deaths
- Lovelocks
and the Women's Land Army
- Growing up in the War - Joan Helen Lovelock's memories
- Lovelocks in The National Archives collection* of Royal Navy ratings' service records 1853-1923
- Lovelocks on
the Royal Air Force Muster Roll - Provided by Sue
Lovelock
- Lovelocks from the 1841 Census in Military Establishments
- Lovelocks from
the 1871 Census in Military Establishments
- Lovelocks from the 1911 Census in Overseas Military Establishments
- Lovelocks from the 1921 Census in
Overseas Military Establishments
- British
Armed Forces and Overseas Births and Baptisms
- British
Armed Forces and Overseas Marriages
- British
Armed Forces and Overseas Burials
Data for Lovelocks from Other Countries: - Lovelock
Army records for Australia, 1889 - 1907 - Provided by
Chris Hewson
- Lovelocks
in the Australian War Memorial Roll Of Honour
- Lovelocks
in the Canadian Expeditionary Force (World War 1) -
Provided by Graham Lovelock
Miscellaneous
- The Will of Able
Seaman James Lovelock, 1791
- Gravestone
and Memorial Photographs of Lovelock and Loveluck War Dead
The aim of this Project, associated with the CWGC, is "to
record and make available,
photographs of as many war graves and memorials as possible so that there is a pictorial record of yesterday's sacrifices for tomorrow's descendants".
There are 87 Lovelocks and 2 Lovelucks listed.