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Essex / Re: Havering Well House
« on: Wednesday 14 February 18 15:34 GMT (UK) »
Hello Linda.
Not sure whether you are still active on this forum.
I have traced a Baptism record for Leslie Bellingan, from Cape Town in Feb 1918. Parents are shown as:
Frank Peter Bellinghan (on active service)
Florence Marion Bellingan.
I have a copy that I can forward if of interest.
I have been trying to trace details of Leslie Bellingan and his war service, for a project recording Rhodesian military casualties. Leslie's tragic death at the hands of the Japanese is well recorded. What I have not been able to establish is what links Leslie had to Rhodesia. Does Terence have any further details that would help shed light. Leslie is definitely a man who deserves being honoured and remembered.
Any help would be appreciated.
Best wishes.
John
Not sure whether you are still active on this forum.
I have traced a Baptism record for Leslie Bellingan, from Cape Town in Feb 1918. Parents are shown as:
Frank Peter Bellinghan (on active service)
Florence Marion Bellingan.
I have a copy that I can forward if of interest.
I have been trying to trace details of Leslie Bellingan and his war service, for a project recording Rhodesian military casualties. Leslie's tragic death at the hands of the Japanese is well recorded. What I have not been able to establish is what links Leslie had to Rhodesia. Does Terence have any further details that would help shed light. Leslie is definitely a man who deserves being honoured and remembered.
Any help would be appreciated.
Best wishes.
John