mfmonkey Posted 10 April , 2009 Posted 10 April , 2009 Hello One of my ancestors Alfred Charles Wilson, born May 1894 in New Cross London was a driver in the Army Service Corps, can anybody please help with any details of him? many thanks Marie
azureus Posted 10 April , 2009 Posted 10 April , 2009 hi marie did he live in east ham do you know? regards dave
mfmonkey Posted 10 April , 2009 Author Posted 10 April , 2009 Hi Dave There is certainly a family connection to East Ham, they had a grocers/confectioners shop there This sounds promising, ty Dave Marie
mfmonkey Posted 10 April , 2009 Author Posted 10 April , 2009 Thanks guys, fast work I will read up on the meaning of it, what are the chances of finding his service record do you think? Many thanks again Marie
Tinhat47 Posted 10 April , 2009 Posted 10 April , 2009 No service or pension records for him on Ancestry, unfortunately. Someone did make a page for him on Ancestry though, did you know that?
mfmonkey Posted 10 April , 2009 Author Posted 10 April , 2009 Oh what a shame, was rather hoping he would be on there When you say a page Matt, what do you mean? I know he is mentioned on a couple of trees on there...mine & second cousin's lol
Tinhat47 Posted 10 April , 2009 Posted 10 April , 2009 Yep, that's probably it then. A page from a family tree, with a link to him in the 1901 census.
mfmonkey Posted 10 April , 2009 Author Posted 10 April , 2009 What does all the bit in the remark column mean please?
azureus Posted 19 April , 2009 Posted 19 April , 2009 Hi , in the remarks column they are the pages of the medal rolls his british and victory medals were listed , lc meaning labour corps i presume and then the page and number regards Dave
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