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Services WW1 & WW2 deaths willing to do GRO refere
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Mary | Report | 13 Dec 2004 14:25 |
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Hi Jean Sorry no luck with Stephen George Nash. I looked at S.African casualties and Army deaths and consular deaths in India up to 1920 with no success. I also looked on CWWG. Zilch on all of them Regards Mary |
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Mary | Report | 13 Dec 2004 14:28 |
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Hi Alison The reference for Thomas Rowles is as follows: L/Cpl Thomas Rowles 13732 Royal Irish Fusiliers 1915 Vol I.76 Page 106 Regards Mary |
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Unknown | Report | 13 Dec 2004 14:42 |
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Mary Oh my god, Ernest and Florence are my ggrandparents so he's my grandmothers brother. I never knew he even existed. Grannie always said she was one of 7, Dad always corrected her that she was one of 6. Grannie had Alzheimers and died when I was about 10 so only ever remember her being confused, but she talked a lot about the 'old days' and her 4 brothers and 2 sisters. Sad isn't it. I'm all of a flutter now, thank you SO SO very much. This is definitely something to look a lot further into. What reference do I need to get the death cert and where do you get that kind of certificate from? Anthony's doing great, thanks. Had his first meal EVER this morning...strawberry jelly! Wasn't sure at first but soon got the hang of it! Lou xx |
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