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Canada / Re: British Home Child Day - September 28, 2011
« on: Monday 17 October 11 15:03 BST (UK)  »
yes please

I know he joined the canadian infantry in 1915
and died from his wounds in France 1918

Having seen when Ernest died(before him)..this explains why my father had his medal and infantry pin....I assume they were sent back to England to his older brother...my grandfather (never knew him)

Any information which helps me to build up a picture of them would be fantastic...

Max

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Canada / Re: British Home Child Day - September 28, 2011
« on: Monday 17 October 11 09:02 BST (UK)  »
thanks 

will be looking at his posts here and back in the uk  hopefully get more answers

emm

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Canada / Re: British Home Child Day - September 28, 2011
« on: Monday 17 October 11 00:18 BST (UK)  »
wow

that was quick many thanks...i've had a quick look...so much to take in ..looks like loads of info

I was on the birmingham forum a couple of years ago and i saw jake  posting...i followed his posts for a while because so much in them seemed familiar....and right....eventualy I summed up the courage to send him a message...asking if he was my long lost cousin.....I never had a reply.

I found another cousin earlier this year and he told me jake had passed away  weeks before I sent the message.....i was really upset..i felt as though i had got to know him and i had so many questions to ask him....

I could see he was getting lots of help ...but obviously never saw any of the actual research.....

thank you so much for your help

emm


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Canada / Re: British Home Child Day - September 28, 2011
« on: Sunday 16 October 11 22:43 BST (UK)  »
 I've only just found out about home children ..

my great uncles i believe were  emigrated to canada  ...so new to this and am trying to track them down .....any  ideas!

the younger one joined the Canadian Infantry Manitoba regiment 8th Bn  and died during WW! in France,Frederick Barnes born 1894...his brother was Ernest Henry Barnes 1889 ..both born in england

any ideas greatfully received

emm

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