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Topic: WW1 - HMT Flint Castle (Read 264 times)
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Grothenwell
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Posts: 371
Love Endures Delay
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Hi MeeToo,
I found a lot of information on my gt grandad who served in the RNR in ww1 at the great war forum (easier just to google it, the site is something like 1914-1918 invisionforce...). Just register and post your query in the Navy topics. I had a search and there is nothing about the Flint Castle on there yet. I also had a search for it on the u boat site, uboat.net again nothing there, just a ww2 naval ship, but there is a page telling what happened to each ww1 uboat, various
sinkings by ramming. You might land lucky.
Good luck,
Grothenwell
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Aberdeenshire; Brechin, Robb, Clark, Hardie, Johnston, Watt, Elmslie, Milne, Harper, Adam, Edmond, Laing, Gibson, Aedie, Jameson, Tosche, Measonne, Anderson, Moir, Nicol, Burnet, Donaldson, Guthrie, Argo & Doverty.
Booth, Watson, Grothenwell, Ewen, Mackie, Simpson, Taylor, Davidson, Willox, Chalmers & Gordon
Still, Fraser, Robertson & Lumsden
Banffshire; Cruickshank, West
Caithness; Sutherland
Herefordshire & Worcester & Monmouthshire; Wagstaff, Jones &
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KirstyG
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Posts: 921
Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Have you seen what the cause of death was on Alexander's DC? If the injury was that severe it may have been recorded in his service record.
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/militaryhistory/navy/?WT.lp=-33481
The downside is you have to go to Kew to view them.
Kirsty
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Galloway, Landers, Lindsay, Gillespie, Irvine
Erskine, McAdam, Hawthorn
Robertson, Duncan, Edmonstone, Black
Anderson, Nicholson, Crombie, MacDonald
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