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World War One / Re: WW1
« on: Wednesday 17 February 10 07:38 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for all you have done already Phil.
You have been a great help
Pauline
You have been a great help
Pauline
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World War One / Re: WW1
« on: Tuesday 16 February 10 22:13 GMT (UK) »
I can't thank you enough - the puzzle all comes slowly together.
I suppose you don't deal with WW2 do you?
I am very grateful for you taking an interest - it is all becoming clear how much suffering there was and the strange thing was they would never talk about.
Thank you again
Pauline
I suppose you don't deal with WW2 do you?
I am very grateful for you taking an interest - it is all becoming clear how much suffering there was and the strange thing was they would never talk about.
Thank you again
Pauline
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World War One / Re: WW1
« on: Tuesday 16 February 10 22:00 GMT (UK) »
That is amazing Phil
Thank you so very much
Pauline
Thank you so very much
Pauline
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World War One / Re: WW1
« on: Tuesday 16 February 10 17:39 GMT (UK) »
Hi
I managed to find Albert LeFevre's medals but I haven't been able to find George Sims WW1.
I know he got the Military Medal because I remember seeing the paperwork and a pic of the actual medal
Pauline
I managed to find Albert LeFevre's medals but I haven't been able to find George Sims WW1.
I know he got the Military Medal because I remember seeing the paperwork and a pic of the actual medal
Pauline
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World War One / Re: WW1
« on: Tuesday 16 February 10 15:33 GMT (UK) »
Dear Ady
Would I be asking too much if I mentioned my other grandfather WW1 please
George Sims
No 137265
46 Battalion Gun Corps
'A' Company
Awarded the Military Medal 16.11.1918
Gratefully
Pauline
Would I be asking too much if I mentioned my other grandfather WW1 please
George Sims
No 137265
46 Battalion Gun Corps
'A' Company
Awarded the Military Medal 16.11.1918
Gratefully
Pauline
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World War One / Re: WW1
« on: Monday 15 February 10 20:31 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for that Ady - at least I know he was in Boulogne in 1915.
Can I find out more from his two medals?
Pauline
Can I find out more from his two medals?
Pauline
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World War One / WW1
« on: Monday 15 February 10 18:31 GMT (UK) »
I hope someone can maybe help me.
I know my grandfather was in WW1 and he must have been very young because he was born in 1899.
I have his details
Albert Ernest John LeFevre
Royal Fusiliers - Unit 23rd
No 77955
85 Collison St, Queens Buildings, Southwark
You would think that with all this info I could find what my grandad did in the war but I have had no luck. He was an invalid, gassed I believe, and I always remember him as struggling for breath.
I also have two medals that he received - but that is all I know.
Perhaps someone can help?
Regards Pauline
I know my grandfather was in WW1 and he must have been very young because he was born in 1899.
I have his details
Albert Ernest John LeFevre
Royal Fusiliers - Unit 23rd
No 77955
85 Collison St, Queens Buildings, Southwark
You would think that with all this info I could find what my grandad did in the war but I have had no luck. He was an invalid, gassed I believe, and I always remember him as struggling for breath.
I also have two medals that he received - but that is all I know.
Perhaps someone can help?
Regards Pauline
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Armed Forces / Crimean War
« on: Monday 15 February 10 17:33 GMT (UK) »
Hello
Could someone please help me and my cousin falling out over a family query?
We have a relation who was killed at the battle of Alma on the 20th Sept.
My cousin thinks it is John Thomas LeFevre and I think it is Joseph LeFevre.
Which ever one it is can you tell us if it is possible to find out personal details to verify for us that he is family and, further request, is it possible to know where he is buried?
Thanks for any help received.
Regards Pauline
Could someone please help me and my cousin falling out over a family query?
We have a relation who was killed at the battle of Alma on the 20th Sept.
My cousin thinks it is John Thomas LeFevre and I think it is Joseph LeFevre.
Which ever one it is can you tell us if it is possible to find out personal details to verify for us that he is family and, further request, is it possible to know where he is buried?
Thanks for any help received.
Regards Pauline
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Berkshire / Re: Stimpson/viner Names
« on: Sunday 31 January 10 18:54 GMT (UK) »
Dear David
My gt, gt grandfather was Edmund/Edward LeFevre born Portsmouth 1800.
I can see where you fit into the family. I don't know if you are advanced enough to know where I fit it. How much LeFevre research have you done to date? You might need to take it easy - there are quite a few of us out there. I know Mary in New Zealand, whom I think you have been in touch with.
I would love to see a picture of Mark James.
Best wishes
Pauline
My gt, gt grandfather was Edmund/Edward LeFevre born Portsmouth 1800.
I can see where you fit into the family. I don't know if you are advanced enough to know where I fit it. How much LeFevre research have you done to date? You might need to take it easy - there are quite a few of us out there. I know Mary in New Zealand, whom I think you have been in touch with.
I would love to see a picture of Mark James.
Best wishes
Pauline
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