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World War One / Re: 295th Siege Battery, RGA WW1
« on: Monday 30 June 14 17:55 BST (UK) »
hi mike
i have emailed you
Iain
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Iain
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World War One / Re: 295th Siege Battery, RGA WW1
« on: Friday 27 June 14 15:44 BST (UK) »
Hi Mike
Thanks for the response with loads of new information for me and my father.
I Live in Sussex little village called Horam
Unfortunately we have no photo's of John Bruce Sim (known as Jack according to my dad)
we don't have very much information at all regarding him we never bothered to ask my grandad / dads father regarding this but my grandad was 4 when he died so probably wouldn't be able to help much a wonderful thing hindsight maybe i should have done.
My father has given me a little bit more information regarding him
He is buried at Reninghelst New Military Cemetery which my father has visited once but wants to return soon.
The new information is RGA/182b ... Not sure what this refers to?
If you have any photo's would love to see them as my dad says great grandad was a spit of his dad so we might be able to spot him.
Thanks for the response with loads of new information for me and my father.
I Live in Sussex little village called Horam
Unfortunately we have no photo's of John Bruce Sim (known as Jack according to my dad)
we don't have very much information at all regarding him we never bothered to ask my grandad / dads father regarding this but my grandad was 4 when he died so probably wouldn't be able to help much a wonderful thing hindsight maybe i should have done.
My father has given me a little bit more information regarding him
He is buried at Reninghelst New Military Cemetery which my father has visited once but wants to return soon.
The new information is RGA/182b ... Not sure what this refers to?
If you have any photo's would love to see them as my dad says great grandad was a spit of his dad so we might be able to spot him.
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World War One / Re: 295th Siege Battery, RGA WW1
« on: Thursday 26 June 14 20:55 BST (UK) »
Hi I'm so pleased to find this forum as I have been asked by my father to help him find his grandfather (my greatgrand father) as I'm the Internet wiz as he thinks lol.
Well I'm looking for information on 295 siege bty 52nd HAG.
My great grand father was John Bruce Sim Service No.145074 died 21/9/17 belied to be from wounds supposedly taken to a field hospital for care.
I known that he was in V group with 259,6 and 274 siege bty. I'm looking for as much information as possible and any photos would be wonderful as my father doesn't have any. Please if you could help would be wonderful.
Many thanks Iain Sim
Well I'm looking for information on 295 siege bty 52nd HAG.
My great grand father was John Bruce Sim Service No.145074 died 21/9/17 belied to be from wounds supposedly taken to a field hospital for care.
I known that he was in V group with 259,6 and 274 siege bty. I'm looking for as much information as possible and any photos would be wonderful as my father doesn't have any. Please if you could help would be wonderful.
Many thanks Iain Sim
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