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Wildgoose

Wildgoose Report 17 Dec 2009 09:35

I've had loads of these messages from Genes saying 'perhaps' your so and so died in the war. Some of these 'soldiers' died before the war!

As to your photograph; I've got one of soldiers in hospital. I've got no idea who they are.

I don't think there is a specific site where you can have your photo examined.

You may be able to find out yourself; did your grandfathers serve in WW1? Do you know what happended to them? Ancestry has the Soldiers that Died.

Good luck

Birdi

Researching:
Northampton/Blisworth Northants/Hinderclay Suffolk

Carol Ann

Carol Ann Report 17 Dec 2009 05:12

I have an old photo which looks as if it was taken in a WW1 Prisoner of War Camp. It was in my mothrs possessions with no notes so I do not know who it is. However Ive had a note from genes saying possibly one of my relatives died during the war. Is there anywhere I can have the photo looked at and maybe get info on whos in it? Help would be appreciated. Thank you