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Is there a Site.....
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~Little Ray of Sunshine~ | Report | 14 Apr 2005 13:23 |
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That i can look on to find out info about soldiers during 1918? |
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~Little Ray of Sunshine~ | Report | 14 Apr 2005 13:25 |
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I have George Smith who on his marriage cert in 1918 is classed as a Soldier. Due to the Smith name, having probs tracing him and was wondering if this is a possible route. c x |
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Jane | Report | 14 Apr 2005 13:29 |
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Claire, Sympathies on the surname! The Public Record Office has records of WW1 soliders (who survived their service!) on microfilm. They are well indexed and whilst there might be 25 George SMITHs, if you have additional info about him - like his next of kin (ie parents/wife), it shouldn't be impossible to find. Happy hunting! Regs Jane |
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Joy | Report | 14 Apr 2005 13:31 |
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www.1914-1918.net is a brilliant free site with useful information and very helpful people. Joy |
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~Little Ray of Sunshine~ | Report | 14 Apr 2005 13:46 |
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Hi Jane, Hace replyed to you message that you sent me. Hi Joy, Thanks for the name of the site - i'll go and have a look now. c x |
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