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General => Armed Forces => Armed Forces Resources => Topic started by: denise02 on Friday 19 March 21 19:13 GMT (UK)
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Hi all ...
I have been looking at my grandmothers LAR, and I'm struggling to make heads or tails of it, it is quite faded due to the fact it was the first thing I ever got from kew, and put in a folder and forgot about many years ago. I can work out the D.O.B, address she was living at. However I'm struggling to work out the WLA number, and there's some writing in the middle I can't make out at all, and the occupation, I'm guessing is factory but can't work out the bit towards the end, I think its commercial something .. but what that of been the type of factory or the company she worked for? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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WLA Number 192582
Tony
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Hi Tony,
Thanks for the reply. I was wondering if you could tell me anything about the writing in the middle and the occupation at all?
Thanks
Denise
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Hi Denise
I see:
Commercial at W. L. G. Clarke
Tony
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Hi Tony
Would that be who she worked for? So sorry to ask so many questions but I’m not 100% when it comes to army stuff I really should buy a book
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W. L. G. Clarke would have been the name of her employer.
Looking at the writing in the middle, can see:
Reset Lond & Middx 11/6/48
(still trying to make sense of the line underneath)
Tony
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Cool thank you
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This may help you realise what the Land Army did
https://www.womenslandarmy.co.uk/