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I've read the thing about searching for living people but I don't actually know if any people I am searching for are alive or dead?

I will try to explain. In June there is a memorial service and plaque dedication to an RAF bomber crew who were killed over Holland in 1943.  The man who has organised this lives in Australia and is desperate to try and trace a living relative of the Liverpool man on the crew so that they can be informed of the service and attend if they want to.

I found someone who knew him and I was informed that his widow eventually remarried.  She had no children from either marriage.

I now have a copy of the marriage certificate and the witnesses on it have the same surnames as the bride and groom.  I assume they were siblings? Without publishing their names, can I do anything to trace these two people (this was 1934) or their descendants? Marriage was in the West Derby district.

Anyone who wants to pm me with their email I will send a copy of the certificate or if you don't like strangers knowing your email, then just ask for the names and I will provide them.

Thanks

Hello

On behalf of a terminally ill person, I am trying to trace any photographs that might exist of an army camp/base situated in Upton, Wirral which would then have been in Cheshire.

Unfortunately I haven't got a clue as to which units would have been there although possibly anti aircraft defending Liverpool but that is just a guess. If I could at least find this info out then I could contact the depot/s of the units involved to see if they could help.

All suggestions welcome please and this is rather urgent obviously.

Thank you

Hi all. I have posted on the Irish board but wanted to ask if our Cheshire people can help out as well. I am seeking information for an elderly American friend. His ancestor was John Curtain or Curtayne Daly born in Glanworth Co Cork in 1809. As most of his family came to Wallasey I was wondering if this man did the same? Any information would be gratefully appreciated.

Thank you.

Can't see it mentioned anywhere.  Local history weekend running from Friday 14th to Sunday 16th inclusive at St George's hall Liverpool.  Admission 2 quid I think? Friday starts at 12 noon but the two other days open at 10, I understand.

Should be a fair few family history stalls I hope.

Might be posted elsewhere? Website showing where American forces were situated in this country during the war.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~herz/trace/index.htm