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Naval Records
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Phoenix | Report | 14 Apr 2005 01:46 |
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Thanks Veronica - I didn't have any joy Googling Bob Saunders Military Web Site, but I Googled Royal Navy and followed a link to The National Archives website. I always forget about Google - I never use it. Thanks again Kaye x |
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Phoenix | Report | 14 Apr 2005 01:32 |
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Could somebody tell me if there is anywhere on the internet where I can search for someone who was in the Royal Navy around 1910 - unfortunately ther person I am looking for is called James Baker (extremely common name) and all I know is his estimated year of birth, that he probably came from Devon and was a Boxer in the Royal Navy in Devonport. I figured the best way to find him would be through Naval Records - so if anybody knows where I can do that please could you tell me before I go completely mad ;-P Thanks Kaye x |
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