Guest cath50 Posted 15 February , 2008 Posted 15 February , 2008 MAYBE OF INTEREST TO A QUERY FROM 2004(FOUND BY ACCIDENT ON GOOGLE) DR RT MCGEAGH WAS MY GG GRANDFATHER.HE WAS SENT FROM ENGLAND TO BE AT THE CAMP .HE WAS MEDICAL OFFICER FOR 3 YEARS. OTHER INFO IF OF INTEREST.I JOINED TODAY TO TRY AND REPLY AND HAVE HAD A FANTASTIC TIME DISCOVERING THINGS FOR MYSELF! IT'S BRILLIANT
Alan Tucker Posted 15 February , 2008 Posted 15 February , 2008 I think you will find that the Anglo-German family history society has published stuff on this and other Isle of Man camps.
museumtom Posted 15 February , 2008 Posted 15 February , 2008 Knockaloe is an Anglicised Irish word ( Cnoc a'luaidhe) and means the Hill of lead. Regards. Tom.
Guest cath50 Posted 16 February , 2008 Posted 16 February , 2008 Thankyou to the gentlemen who posted a reply ,I am a novice as this site goes.Any other information on the camp or places I may look would be welcomed
salientpoints Posted 6 February , 2011 Posted 6 February , 2011 Just found this post - I am republishing Hedge of Thorns about Knockaloe and I am looking for a new photo or postcard to use on the cover - I was wondering if anyone had such a thing? Cheers Ryan
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