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George Toogood, Durham L. I.


kenmorrison

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George Toogood, Durham L.I. is listed the War Memorial in Gatehouse-of-Fleet, Kirkcudbrightshire (now Dumfries & Galloway)

The memorial covers the parishes of Anwoth and of Girthon - so the possibility of transcription errors is high.

I cannot find this man anywhere, not in local newspapers, not in war-time or post war deaths, not on census.

I've checked the George Toogood deaths on CWGC and I'm fairly sure that he's not one of them but..............

Help, please.

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There is a George Thorogood, Durham L.I., killed in action 1st October 1916.

Also, www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk lists a death for a George Thorogood in 1915.

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His MIC shows 6/7196.

7180 volunteered on 9 December 1915 as a Derby Scheme man

7220 volunteered on 10 December 1915 as a Derby Scheme man

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His MIC shows 6/7196.

7180 volunteered on 9 December 1915 as a Derby Scheme man

7220 volunteered on 10 December 1915 as a Derby Scheme man

Can't see any link between this man (Thorogood) and Gatehouse or am I missing something?

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Strangely he's not listed on the Scottish National War Memorial.

Sam

Sam - the SNWM database was extracted, mainly, from SDGW and none of the Toogoods listed there (whether "George" or not) show a link to Scotland.

Maybe a kind person could check enlistment places????

Ken

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Can't see any link between this man (Thorogood) and Gatehouse or am I missing something?

The surrounding numbers give an idea when Thorogood enlisted - the men either side were all derby scheme volunteers who enlisted on 9th/10th Dec 1915 so you can be 99% certain he enlisted as a derby scheme man on either 9th or 10th December 1915 -when he was actually called up is a different matter.

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The surrounding numbers give an idea when Thorogood enlisted - the men either side were all derby scheme volunteers who enlisted on 9th/10th Dec 1915 so you can be 99% certain he enlisted as a derby scheme man on either 9th or 10th December 1915 -when he was actually called up is a different matter.

Yes, I get that, but how does it help regarding Toogood?

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