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IFCP Part 2


chrisharley9

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Make that 17. I was contacted by a chap recently with burial records for Frederick Tinsley.

Neil

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Neil

may I ask where he is buried just to keep my records straight

Chris

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Neil

thanks very much - I will now amend my records

Chris

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cheers mate

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Neil

have you passed Tinsley's details on to TD

Chris

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Lastest update

24 graves now found - 11 found this week

Chris

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Will

Terry has told me I must do better next week :D still I have the rest of today to go yet

Chris

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The latest update as of 14th August 2009

40 graves now found subject to approval by CWGC

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It is great that 40 have now been found, but how many were there to start with?

I presume that all the panels will have to be replaced, or, if you are successful in finding evry one in the memorial, it could be taken away altogether!

:lol:

Bruce

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Bruce

The Brookwood 1914-18 memorial will never be redundant as several of the casualties were lost at sea - in the case of one of the Canadians he was cremated & his ashes were given to his wife.

Total on the memorial at present is 363.

The problem im meeting is the very high charges some local authorities charge for searches - in one case £30 per name.

One very good result was Southampton Old Cemetery were not only did I find the man I was looking for, but also found a non commemorated airman.

Chris

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This weeks update - graves found from the Brookwood 1914-18 Memorial now stands at 47.

Also have found the grave of one of those listed on the Thepival Memorial

Chris

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Also time for some acknowledgments

My thanks to

Shropshiremad

Terry Denham

Wesley

Rochdale Metropolitan Council

Dover Borough Council

Edinburgh City Council

Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Kilmarnock Council

Thatcham Town Council

Stirling City Council

NE Lincs District Council

Eastbourne Borough Council

N Devon District Council

Cardiff City Council

Solihull Borough Council

Dundee City Council

N Herts District Council

Gosport Council

Southampton City Council

Swansea City Council

Portsmouth City Council

Bristol City Council

Wimbledon Borough Council

Leicester City Council

Perth City Council

Adur District Council

St Mary's RC Cemetery Kensal Green

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Looks likely the grave of Samuel Clement Cooke has been found, will need more digging though.

Neil

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Terrible pun Neil

Chris

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Wimbledon Borough Council

Not since 1965, unfortunately, Chris - now the London Borough of Merton.

Congratulations on the continuing great work of locating 'lost' graves.

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Siegegunner

local authority boundarys was never my strong point so thanks for the correction

Chris

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Now I knew this was going to happen - the number of successes will now fall off into single figures per week

Reasons:

A large number of the casualties are from the London area - Im at a loss sometimes where to start with the London cemeteries so I dont have a clue which cemetery served what area. If there is anyone knowledgeable about a certain area of London who is prepared to have a look at my info & suggest places to look I would love to hear from you. I even prepared to travel down to London to meet up with anyone prepared to help. I can even push the boat for a pie & a pint.

A large number of my enquiries have met with an astonishing wall of silence - not even an acknowledgment

Chris

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Im down with a stomach bug at the moment so you can imagine my feelings at this response from Glasgow :angry2: see attached

Chris

9.2.1_2a.126076.doc

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Total of graves found to date 49

Chris

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If there is anyone knowledgeable about a certain area of London who is prepared to have a look at my info & suggest places to look I would love to hear from you. Chris

Hello Chris,

If you would like to PM your London info I would be happy to see what I can do.

Regards

CGM

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