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    Posted

    If anyone requires lookups in SDGW or ODGW (officers section) let me know

    I also have a half decent ( :D ) database on the Manchester Regiments actions and battalions as well

    Posted

    A very kind offer.

    Would you mind looking up 7620 William John Hilleard of the Queen's (11th Battalion) please, he was killed near Hill 60 in July 1917. I have a bit of info on him but the SDGW CD might know something I don't.

    Then there's 2656 Pte. George Stevens also of the Queen's, killed on the Somme in Sept. 1916. Both men were from Bermondsey.

    Cheers

    Tony

    Posted

    Thanks a lot for that.

    I'll be in Ypres in a couple of weeks and will be going to the trench W Hilleard was killed in well, where the trench would have been anyway.

    Tony

    Posted

    Thanks a lot for that.

    I'll be in Ypres in a couple of weeks and will be going to the trench W Hilleard was killed in well, where the trench would have been anyway.

    Tony

    you're welcome

    we were at passchendale ourselves last year, hope your trip goes well !

    • 3 weeks later...
    Posted

    Chris,

    Can I trouble you again for a look up please?

    M1-6308 Private NEAL, RALPH

    ASC

    50th Aux. Bus Coy.

    Age: 33

    Died: 24/12/1918

    Son of William and Emily Neal; husband of Mary Margaret Neal, of 36, Mortimer Rd., Hackney, London.

    Cheers

    Tony

    • 1 year later...
    Posted

    Tony,

    Have you managed to find anything more about Ralph Neal??

    What interests you about him?

    Regards

    Martin21

    Chris,

    Can I trouble you again for a look up please?

    M1-6308 Private NEAL, RALPH

    ASC

    50th Aux. Bus Coy.

    Age: 33

    Died: 24/12/1918

    Son of William and Emily Neal; husband of Mary Margaret Neal, of 36, Mortimer Rd., Hackney, London.

    Cheers

    Tony

    Posted

    Hello Martin,

    No I'm afraid not.

    My interest is that he lived not too far away from where I grew up (although he was on the wrong side of the river) and has my surname. I was also in the RCT (latter day ASC).

    Tony

    • 1 year later...
    Posted

    The reason for him possibly not being found in SDGW is because he is recorded as dying in December 1918. A lot of units when compiling their books gave the cut off date as 11th November 1918. I have had similar problems with deaths in the Northumberland Fusiliers - they can be found in War Graves Registers but not in SDGW.

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