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Saturday 05 July 08 18:08 BST (UK) »
Hello Diggit,
You're not doing anything wrong. There are only seven surviving Anstice service records in WO 363, by the looks of it, unless there are any mis-sorts that aren't on line yet. There are none in WO 364 (Pensions).
Phil
Sussex: Satcher (Hamsey) and Gatton (East Grinstead)
Leicestershire: Pratt
South Wales: Evans (Neath)
Poland: Gonet, Deren
Forest Row: War Memorial and Camp WW1
Lewisham War Memorials & WW1 Graves
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Saturday 05 July 08 19:05 BST (UK) »
Thanks Forester
Well I am glad I am not completely stupid! but sorry there is no record. What a pity, I know he was 'promoted on the field of battle' and there is a certificate signed by Winston Churchill - sadly not on my wall. I suppose it is unrealistic to expect everything to survive the years, I am amazed at the amount of stuff that has.
D
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Diggit
Think you may be interested to know I am one of George Walters direct descendants from his English family. Look forward to hearing from you.
John
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