BADGE & INSIGNIA REFERENCE
To see details of a specific grave image click on either the Surname, Name or Number. This will open the corresponding image in your browser window. Alternatively, hover your mouse cursor over the Surname, Name or Number to see a preview.
Searches can be performed by Surname, First name, Number, Unit, Country and/or Location. After entering your search criteria, click Search.
If a single character is entered in the search field all the Surnames beginning with the character will be returned.
Examples of search criteria:
- ahern - will return all entries with Surname Ahern. Note searches are not case
sensitive, e.g. searching for Ahern and ahern will return the same entries.
- Marine – will return all the entries that have Marine in the content, e.g. Number
Royal Marine Artillery/10726 and Unit Royal Marines.
- ahern Harry – will return all entries that have Ahern as the Surname and Harry as
the First Name.
To go back to the complete list of entires, clear the search box then click Search.
For an explanation of the Royal Marine Register Numbers see: RM Register Number.pdf
| Surname | First name | Number | Rank | Unit | Age | Date | Country of Burial | Grave Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blick | Ralph Gilbert | PLY/2554 (S) | Private | RMLI/RN Division | 19 | 30 September 1918 | France | Sunken Road Cemetery, Boisleux-St. Marc | Son of Albert Edwin and Ada Meta Blick, of High Field Place, Paganhill, Stroud, Glos. |
| Blohm | Robert Henry | PLY/X 10030 | Marine | Royal Marines H.M.S. Prince of Wales. | Not known | 16 February 1942 | United Kingdom | Plymouth Naval Memorial | |
| Blomeley | James David | Cadet | RM Cadet Corps Chatham | 9 | 4 December 1951 | United Kingdom | Gillingham New Cemetery | After Dark on the evening of 4 december, 1951, a bus ran into a marching group of Royal Marines Cadets, of whom 24 died. 22 are buried in Gillingham New Cemetery ( Naval & Military Section ), including 3 in its Roman Catholic enclave. Inscription: We cannot, Lord, Thy purpose see, but all is well that's done by Thee | |
| Bloom | Joseph Henry | PO/6876 | Private | Royal Marine Light Infantry H.M.S. Good Hope. | Not known | 1 November 1914 | United Kingdom | Portsmouth Naval Memorial | Adopted son of Charlotte Taylor, of Bloomfield St., Nymagee, New South Wales, Australia. |
| Bloom | William George | PLY/10288 | Private | Royal Marine Light Infantry H.M.S. Monmouth. | Not known | 1 November 1914 | United Kingdom | Plymouth Naval Memorial | |
| Bloomfield | Alfred | PO/8116 | Private | Royal Marine Light Infantry Portsmouth Div. | 42 | 3 June 1920 | United Kingdom | Caister Old Cemetery | Son of Samuel Bloomfield. |
| Bloomfield | Harry | CH/893(S) | Private | Roya Marines Light Infantry, 1st RM Battalion RN Division | 23 March 1918 | France | Arras Memorial | ||
| Bloomfield | William Harry | CH/893(S) | Private | 1 Royal Marine Battalion | 20 | 23 March 1918 | United Kingdom | Haslar Royal Navy Cemetery | Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bloomfield, of 7, Anne St., Greenhill, Swansea. |
| Bloor | Robert | EX/5021 | Corporal | Royal Marines 11th Bn. R.M. Group, M.N.B.D.O.1. | 27 | 14 September 1942 | United Kingdom | Plymouth Naval Memorial | |
| Bloss | Ronald George | CH/X111643 | Marine | 40 Commando RM | 84 | 10 October 2007 | United Kingdom | Not known | Plaque in his memory at 40 Commando memorial at the Chine, Isle of Wight |
| Blows | William | CH/11790 | Private | Royal Marine Light Infantry (RMR/IC/67). S.S. Hunsbridge. | 38 | 7 September 1917 | United Kingdom | Chatham Naval Memorial | Husband of F. Blows, of Long Crendon, Thame, Oxon. Native of Royston, Herts. |
| Bloxham | Robert | PLY/X 1929 | Marine | Royal Marines H.M.S. Glorious. | 20 | 8 June 1940 | United Kingdom | Plymouth Naval Memorial | Son of Walter Thomas Bloxham and Pheobe Bloxham, of Birmingham. |
| Bluck | John Arthur | PO/X117494 | Marine | Royal Marines No. 40 R.M. Commando. | 19 | 6 March 1944 | Italy | Anzio War Cemetery | Son of Percy and Agnes Maud Bluck, of Warrington, Lancashire. |
| Bluett | Samuel George | PLY/19717 | Marine | Royal Marines | 44 | 11 January 1944 | United Kingdom | Plymouth City Crematorium | Son of Robert and Mary Bluett; husband of Florence May Bluett, of Stonehouse, Plymouth. |
| Blundell | Arthur | CH/18831 | Private | Royal Marine Light Infantry Chatham Bn. R.N. Div | Not known | 6 May 1915 | Turkey (including Gallipoli) | Helles Memorial | |
| Blunden | Arthur Edwin | EX/5155 | Marine | Royal Marines R.M. Group, M.N.B.D.O. | 23 | 1 June 1941 | United Kingdom | Plymouth Naval Memorial | Son of Arthur Henry and Myra Jane Blunden, of Fontley, Hampshire. |
| Blundy | Harold | PLY/1587(S) | Private | Royal Marine Light Infantry 2nd R.M. Bn. R.N. Div. | Not known | 26 October 1917 | Belgium | Tyne Cot Memorial | |
| Blundy | Stanley Frank | PLY/22076 | Marine | Royal Marines H.M.S. Illustrious. | 34 | 10 January 1941 | United Kingdom | Plymouth Naval Memorial | Son of Frank and Emily Blundy; husband of Frances Blundy, of Stonehouse, Plymouth. |
| Blunkell | Henry Edward | PO/X 3842 | Marine | Royal Marines H.M.S. Fiji. | Not known | 23 May 1941 | United Kingdom | Portsmouth Naval Memorial | |
| Blyth | Augustus Frederick | Lieutenant | Royal Marine Light Infantry | 25 | 20 August 1871 | United Kingdom | Royal Naval Cemetery, Haslar, Go |