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World War One / Re: Where is Jabber Track France near Passchendaele
« on: Thursday 04 January 18 06:17 GMT (UK) »
Thank you Jim1, very helpful!
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New Zealand Completed Requests / Re: Australian Joint Copying Project Microfiche
« on: Monday 01 January 18 06:10 GMT (UK) »
Andcarred ... My name is Steven Bowman and Frederick Allwood was my Great-Great Uncle. What is your name? How did you go with finding his grave? I am also researching the grave location of Frederick. I also saw the same reference for his location:
"On 4 October 1917 Fred was wounded in action at Paschendaele and died the same day. He was buried at Jabber Track on 10 October 1917 Grave No 564 J 4.B.4.3"
"On 4 October 1917 Fred was wounded in action at Paschendaele and died the same day. He was buried at Jabber Track on 10 October 1917 Grave No 564 J 4.B.4.3"
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World War One / Re: Where is Jabber Track France near Passchendaele
« on: Monday 01 January 18 06:07 GMT (UK) »
Andcarred ... My name is Steven Bowman and Frederick Allwood was my Great-Great Uncle. What is your name? How did you go with this? I am also researching the grave location of Frederick. I also saw the same reference for his location:
"On 4 October 1917 Fred was wounded in action at Paschendaele and died the same day. He was buried at Jabber Track on 10 October 1917 Grave No 564 J 4.B.4.3"
"On 4 October 1917 Fred was wounded in action at Paschendaele and died the same day. He was buried at Jabber Track on 10 October 1917 Grave No 564 J 4.B.4.3"
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