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Re: bevan boys WW2
« Reply #18 on: Thursday 30 December 10 00:29 GMT (UK) »
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      "        "      stenson
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Re: bevan boys WW2
« Reply #19 on: Thursday 30 December 10 09:41 GMT (UK) »
hi a few years ago the fellowship ex services allowed merchant seaman to join im sure bevan boys were allowed after the seamen im sure some one will be able to comfirm this.
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kenny from ireland befre moveing to north shields  flaxen/flexon from cumnor then sunderland robinson from rothbury then north shields urqhart somewhere in scotland then sunderland

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Re: bevan boys WW2
« Reply #20 on: Thursday 30 December 10 17:40 GMT (UK) »
Can we please get the title of these people correct once and for all, they were BEVIN boys named after the Minister of Labour in the Wartime Government Ernest Bevin, and not after the Welsh Labour MP and prominent left wing socialist Aneurin Bevan.
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« Reply #21 on: Saturday 01 January 11 17:45 GMT (UK) »
You may find this of interest;  http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=78551

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Re: bevin boys WW2
« Reply #22 on: Sunday 04 December 11 12:47 GMT (UK) »
My Uncle became a bevin boy as he had previously had TB and was turned down for the services and sent to the mines, lungs not good enough but okay to go down a mine. Unbelievable!!

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« Reply #23 on: Sunday 04 December 11 15:39 GMT (UK) »
About par for the course at that time. I worked in a loco depot on the railway, we had one driver who after being gassed in WW1 had eventually been taken off the main line because of his breathing problems. Guess where he was accomodated, dropping engine fires on the ashpit. He did survive to retirment age, but died soon after. What a mind set they had?
Ayres Brignell Cornwell Harvey Shipp  Stimpson Stubbings (all Cambs) Baumber Baxter Burton Ethards Proctor Stanton (all Lincs) Luffman (all counties)
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