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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Renfrewshire => Topic started by: brycewj on Wednesday 12 January 11 18:48 GMT (UK)
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Hi,
I came across a site (Scottish War Memorial Project) mentioning that there was a Roll of Honour book for Greenock. I was wondering if there was anyone that had a copy that could look up the following people for me.
1. Pte. Charles John Bryce, 1st/5th Bn.,Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, died 8 Nov. 1917 in Gaza, Palestine.
2. Maria Feliciana Delacruz died as result of enemy action 16 April 1941 at 7 Thom St., Greenock.
3. Felicana (Shauna) Bryce died from injuries suffered as result of enemy action 17 April, 1941, at 7 Thom St., Greenock.
Thanks for any help.
Bill Bryce
Roberts Creek, BC
Canada
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2. Maria Feliciana Delacruz died as result of enemy action 16 April 1941 at 7 Thom St., Greenock.
see www.cwgc.org
Civilian aged 71 - full family details by clicking on certificate
Felicana (Shauna) Bryce died from injuries suffered as result of enemy action 17 April, 1941, at 7 Thom St., Greenock
Civilian aged 21 - see above website for full details
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Maria and Shauna were killed in the Greenock Blitz. This links to full details of events and includes the transcript of the newspaper story about Shauna Bryce:
http://www.rememberingscotlandatwar.org.uk/Accessible/Exhibition/177/The-Blitz
Rafter
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Thanks, Carole. I had previously seen the cwgc site. It also has Pte. Charles John Bryce on it. I was hoping to see if there was any additional information on the Roll of Honour.
Rafter, I don't believe I've come across this article before now and found it very interesting! I was in the house on Thom St when it was bombed, albeit a bit too young (2 and a half) to remember much. Shauna Bryce was my cousin while Felicana Delacruz was my father's.
Thanks again to the both of you.
Bill
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Hi
I think Rolls of Honour mainly just show names/dates etc - the certficates on the CWGC website go into a lot more personal detail re: families etc
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Thanks, Carole. It does have much more detail but I was hoping that the Roll Of Honour might give me a little more.
Cheers for now,
Bill