The names are listed in alphabetical order and the inscription states that all are interred within the garden in which the memorial stands.
There is, within the Islington part of the cemetery, another Civilian War Casualty memorial, covering Islington's Civilian war dead, but this does not show names.
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission records 924 casualties for whom the inquests were held in the St. Pancras Metropolitan Borough and in most cases their burial places were not recorded.
There is, within the Islington part of the cemetery, another Civilian War Casualty memorial, covering Islington's Civilian war dead, but this does not show names.
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission records 924 casualties for whom the inquests were held in the St. Pancras Metropolitan Borough and in most cases their burial places were not recorded.
The names are listed in alphabetical order and the inscription states that all are interred within the garden in which the memorial stands.
There is, within the Islington part of the cemetery, another Civilian War Casualty memorial, covering Islington's Civilian war dead, but this does not show names.
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission records 924 casualties for whom the inquests were held in the St. Pancras Metropolitan Borough and in most cases their burial places were not recorded.
There is, within the Islington part of the cemetery, another Civilian War Casualty memorial, covering Islington's Civilian war dead, but this does not show names.
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission records 924 casualties for whom the inquests were held in the St. Pancras Metropolitan Borough and in most cases their burial places were not recorded.
Inscription
In memory of all the citizens of St Pancras who died through enemy action in the World War 1939-1945.
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