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Roxburghshire / Re: SCOTT's of Hawick
« on: Monday 16 December 13 08:39 GMT (UK)  »
Does anyone have information of a Richard Turnbull Scott, born Hawick 1915?

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World War Two / Re: Anybody help with Richard T. Scott in Oflag VIIB during WW2
« on: Wednesday 04 December 13 14:05 GMT (UK)  »
Cheers Bruce, that should help me open a few doors.

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World War Two / Re: Anybody help with Richard T. Scott in Oflag VIIB during WW2
« on: Wednesday 04 December 13 11:13 GMT (UK)  »
t mo, thanks for the response, that helps a little. Now to find his DOB.

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World War Two / Anybody help with Richard T. Scott in Oflag VIIB during WW2
« on: Monday 02 December 13 11:00 GMT (UK)  »
I'm looking for help with a Captain Richard T. Scott from Hawick in Scotland. I'm unsure of the Regiment, in fact I don't have much about him. I do know that he was in Oflag VIIB in Bavaria, so he would have been captured around 1940-41. Any help would be grateful, if anyone has come across this name!

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Armed Forces / Re: William Aldworth Clarke, Waterloo
« on: Monday 04 November 13 11:16 GMT (UK)  »
This is quite a coincidence, I'm researching a soldier in the 40th Regiment at Waterloo who was a friend of WAC. If you go into this link which is the History of the 40th, you'll find him mentioned. The guy I'm researching along with WAC, joined the 40th at 16 and was an ensign at 17, WAC probably did the same. He Joined Jan 1814.
https://archive.org/details/historicalrecor00smytgoog

Also there is a Waterloo roll call online as well, his record is on there, it is
http://www.napoleon-series.org/research/biographies/GreatBritain/Challis/Images151-200/151.pdf
I have him stationed in Stirling Castle in 1817. It might just be another friend who was at Waterloo with him was an assistant Surgeon and might have been the one to amputate his arm.
Hope this helps,
Stewart.

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Thank you ever so much, they are all fantastic, I really do appreciate all the time and trouble you have went through to do this, I really can't thank you all enough!

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This pic was taken in 1919, as you can see it needs a lot of love and attention, can anyone help, its a gran and grandma. If anyone could please clean it up, it would be much appreciated, if it could be coloured it would even be better. many thanks.
oops! it might have been better if I posted the pic!

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Midlothian / Re: James Millin of St. Cuthberts Edinburgh
« on: Monday 09 September 13 08:50 BST (UK)  »
cheers, now I'll find the grave, see if there is a stone.

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Midlothian / Re: James Millin of St. Cuthberts Edinburgh
« on: Monday 09 September 13 08:21 BST (UK)  »
Many thanks for the help, there is no mention of the family in the 1871 census, although I have them in Hawick, Roxburgh in 1868, I wonder if they moved away? Still thanks again.

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