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The Common Room / Re: Where do i look next?
« on: Monday 27 August 12 20:11 BST (UK) »
thats fantastic thankyou it looks like her as her mum marys maiden name was young x
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The Common Room / Re: Where do i look next?
« on: Monday 27 August 12 20:08 BST (UK) »10f Piece:1273 Folio: 118 Page Number: 10
William Haynes 36
Mary Haynes 32
Fredrick Haynes 12
Embury Haines 10
Edmond Haines 7
Loues Haines 5
Harriott Haynes 2
Martha Tuck 21
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The Common Room / Where do i look next?
« on: Monday 27 August 12 19:52 BST (UK) »
researching my family tree i come across the 1861 census and a reference to an embury haines who would have been born about 1851 in gloucestershire.the only problem is i cannot find any more about her no birth,marriage,census or death .any ideas where i should look next as im stumped 
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World War Two / ww2
« on: Sunday 26 August 12 12:59 BST (UK) »
could someone tell me the best place to search ww2 records i have name,death date,and service number but would love to find out as much as i can about my great uncle
leonard victor longman
18/10/1940 death
service no 2031636
buried in st catherines ,wickford
i would love to get his service records,but wasnt a lot lost in a fire??
leonard victor longman
18/10/1940 death
service no 2031636
buried in st catherines ,wickford
i would love to get his service records,but wasnt a lot lost in a fire??
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World War One / Re: Where and when did he die?
« on: Saturday 25 August 12 17:29 BST (UK) »
thankyou for that link ,i am planning to visit there one day to show my respects x
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World War One / Re: Where and when did he die?
« on: Saturday 25 August 12 17:06 BST (UK) »
i only have a copy and the cause of death is signed by a j.m henyard??spelling FRCS but if they were usually buried out there then he must of died here .
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World War One / Where and when did he die?
« on: Saturday 25 August 12 15:44 BST (UK) »
can anyone help me with details on how they registered a death in ww1 .i have the death certificate of my relative stanley frederick haines, he died 21st oct 1916 in fort pit hospital,rochester but details on ancestry list him dying in france and flanders on 19th oct 1916,i thought that although he may have died in france its not registered till his body was back in england ,but on the death certificate it says that a samuel walley was present at his death in fort pitt hospital.any ideas about this ? thanks x