Many memorials outside the Coseley Urban District include the names of Coseley men who died in the First World War.  Church memorials in the neighbouring Sedgley Urban District as well as Bilston, Tipton and Wolverhampton are among them, as well as regiment and works memorials.  As already mentioned, some of the men who died had lived on the borders of Wolverhampton, Bilston or Tipton and at least one serviceman moved from Coseley to Wolverhampton, hence his inclusion on Wolverhampton church memorials.  Another soldier, Luke Astley, is commemorated on St. John's Church Memorial in Wolverhampton and it is not know if he had moved from Coseley before the outbreak of the war.  One soldier, Joseph Caddick, who lived on Parkfield Road on the northern border of Coseley Urban District, is remembered at his fomer Wolverhampton school and also at the church his family attended which was demolished many years ago, although fortunately the memorial plaque has been relocated as detailed below.

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SEDGLEY URBAN DISTRICT

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All Saints Church Memorial

St. Andrew's United Reformed Church Memorial

St. Peter's Upper Gornal Memorial

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BILSTON

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Bradley Memorial

Priestfield Memorial

Joseph Sankey and Sons Memorial - now located in St. Leonard's Church

Thompson Brothers, Lower Bradley - now located at the Staffordshire Regiment Museum, Lichfield

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WOLVERHAMPTON

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Jeffcock Road Cemetery Memorial

St. John's Church Memorial

St. Peter's Church Memorial, Lady Chapel

St. Luke's Memorial, Blakenhall

St. Philip's Memorial, Penn Fields

Queen Street Congregational Church Memorial, now located at Tettenhall Wood United Reformed Church

Wolverhampton Higher Grade School Memorial - the building is now Newhampton Arts Centre

Wolverhampton Railway Station Memorial

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TIPTON

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St. John's Church Memorial, Princes End

St. Mark's Church Memorial, Ocker Hill

Tipton Library Memorial

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DUDLEY

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Dudley Town Hall Memorial

Dudley Grammar School Memorial (now St. James Academy)

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SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT MUSEUM, WHITTINGTON BARRACKS, LICHFIELD

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Memorial to Private Thomas Barratt, VC

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PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL

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Two Coseley sailors are commemmorated on the memorial

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