SEMLEY WW1 Roll of Honour in church

[las camelias]

There is a WW1 Roll of Honour in St. Leonard's Church Semley.  On this is a W. Smith Gen Royal Field Artillery but no service number.  Does anyone know how I can find out the service number?  I believe W. Smith may have been my grandfather's brother - William.

Thanks.  Jan

[bicker]

Hello again

Have you looked on the Commonwealth graves web site (if he was a war time casualty). Do you know the year he died as there were over 1800 W Smiths that died in WW1.

http://www.cwgc.org/debt_of_honour.asp?menuid=14

[las camelias]

Hey, thanks for that.  My William didn't die in the War, he died after the war in 1920 aged just 30.  This is why I think he may have served in the war ... and died perhaps of injuries.
Jan

[IMBER]

Not sure if this helps but the CWGC records the deaths in service of those who died between 4 August 1914 and 31 August 1921.  There is one W Smith, Royal Field Artillery, recorded for 1920?