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Offline babu

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Re: Death Record 2nd Lt. War Grave a Major?
« Reply #18 on: Tuesday 22 May 12 23:43 BST (UK) »
Runje - if your mother was one of the two daughters of Major Hadden W Todd, then you and I are fifth cousins.  I can trace these Haddens back to William H, d.1754, and the Todds only back to Joseph T, father of Thomas T, 1804-1868.  So perhaps quite a bit of info to share, maybe too much to do on the list ?? - I can usually be found at rootsweb(dot)only(Atte)virgin[net]

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Re: Death Record 2nd Lt. War Grave a Major?
« Reply #19 on: Tuesday 05 August 14 13:32 BST (UK) »
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Maj. Hadden Royden Todd was my Grandfather - my Mother's father.
What's your interest?
Runje

I AM INTERESTED IN SPEAKING TO YOU RUNJE!!  I have been doing some work for a friend of mine, who found a letter in a second hand book.  It was from Evelyn Mary Todd nee Royden- who appears to be Hadden Royden Todd's mother. 
We're based in Liverpool. And it would be really great to find some living relatives of Evelyn.

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Re: Death Record 2nd Lt. War Grave a Major?
« Reply #20 on: Tuesday 05 August 14 20:34 BST (UK) »
Officers are well documented in war diaries so I would be pretty certain to say that his death is more thank likely recorded in the units war diary at the National Archives in London

WO 171/926 86 Regt. Anti-Tank Regiments 1944 Jan.- Dec.
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