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World War One / Re: Pte George Albert Taylor 21733 6th Bn K O Y L I - Ypres Sept 1915
« on: Monday 07 March 16 21:40 GMT (UK) »
I have attached the piece I found
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World War One / Re: Pte George Albert Taylor 21733 6th Bn K O Y L I - Ypres Sept 1915
« on: Monday 07 March 16 21:29 GMT (UK) »
Thank you Genechaser 
, That's my George A Taylor
Regards
Moo
, That's my George A TaylorRegards
Moo
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World War One / Re: Pte George Albert Taylor 21733 6th Bn K O Y L I - Ypres Sept 1915
« on: Monday 07 March 16 21:27 GMT (UK) »
Hello jim1
At the end of the section you have does it list a private Taylor as being murdered or killed in action, is there any mention of the incident.
(don't know how to insert the piece I found - its too large)
Many Thanks
Moo
At the end of the section you have does it list a private Taylor as being murdered or killed in action, is there any mention of the incident.
(don't know how to insert the piece I found - its too large)
Many Thanks
Moo
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World War One / Pte George Albert Taylor 21733 6th Bn K O Y L I - Ypres Sept 1915
« on: Monday 07 March 16 19:18 GMT (UK) »
Good Evening
I have been reading the diary for the date of my G Grandfathers death 7th Sept 1915, and a few days later the 14th Sept there is an entry
"Pte Kirk tried for the murder of Taylor Pte 6th D C L I"
and at the end of the month there is a list of all the names of killed / wounded.
There is only one Pte Taylor on the list and that is the one for GA Taylor 21733 (great grandfather).
there is no mention of any other Taylor and no further mention of the "murder"
the entry is followed by
"No working parties in the evening, instead we has a very successful camp concert.
Would anyone know where I might find more information regarding this.
Regards
Moo
I have been reading the diary for the date of my G Grandfathers death 7th Sept 1915, and a few days later the 14th Sept there is an entry
"Pte Kirk tried for the murder of Taylor Pte 6th D C L I"
and at the end of the month there is a list of all the names of killed / wounded.
There is only one Pte Taylor on the list and that is the one for GA Taylor 21733 (great grandfather).
there is no mention of any other Taylor and no further mention of the "murder"
the entry is followed by
"No working parties in the evening, instead we has a very successful camp concert.
Would anyone know where I might find more information regarding this.
Regards
Moo
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Fife / Re: MIs in DUNFERMLINE Lays Road Cemetery
« on: Sunday 28 February 16 17:00 GMT (UK) »
Thank you Norrie
I should have put John and Jessie, not Robert, lol, I know the headstone only gives John, as he was my grandfather, I was a bit shocked not to see Jessie on the headstone, but I don't think my dad was too fond of his mother.
I am also looking in to my other grandparents on the Galloway side, a fairly large family by all accounts, and so far mostly in Dunfermline, so if you have any Galloway's I would be very interested.
Regards
Moo
I should have put John and Jessie, not Robert, lol, I know the headstone only gives John, as he was my grandfather, I was a bit shocked not to see Jessie on the headstone, but I don't think my dad was too fond of his mother.
I am also looking in to my other grandparents on the Galloway side, a fairly large family by all accounts, and so far mostly in Dunfermline, so if you have any Galloway's I would be very interested.
Regards
Moo
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Fife / Re: MIs in DUNFERMLINE Lays Road Cemetery
« on: Sunday 28 February 16 14:25 GMT (UK) »
Hello Norrie
One brother Robert was married to Jessie Wilson and they are buried in Lair ED A49, and Robert was unmarried and buried with his parents David Chalmers and Marion Campbell in Lair ED 2213.
Regards
Moo
One brother Robert was married to Jessie Wilson and they are buried in Lair ED A49, and Robert was unmarried and buried with his parents David Chalmers and Marion Campbell in Lair ED 2213.
Regards
Moo
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Fife / Re: MIs in DUNFERMLINE Lays Road Cemetery
« on: Saturday 27 February 16 16:53 GMT (UK) »
Hello Norrie
I just wondered if you had any details on an Arthur Gray Chalmers died 20th October 168, and his brother David Chalmers 1973.
Sorry my information is so limit, both men were unmarried, and I wouldn't be surprised if they are buried with other family, but the only other possible grave location is William Chalmers and Catherine Reid but the headstone you found for them do not mention either of the above brothers.
I have the burial records for their other brothers John and Robert and they are not included in the plot.
Regards
Moo
I just wondered if you had any details on an Arthur Gray Chalmers died 20th October 168, and his brother David Chalmers 1973.
Sorry my information is so limit, both men were unmarried, and I wouldn't be surprised if they are buried with other family, but the only other possible grave location is William Chalmers and Catherine Reid but the headstone you found for them do not mention either of the above brothers.
I have the burial records for their other brothers John and Robert and they are not included in the plot.
Regards
Moo
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Dewsbury Cemetery and Obits
« on: Thursday 18 February 16 22:20 GMT (UK) »
Dobfarm
I don't even know where to begin to say thank you.
You are a knight in shining Armour.
Thank you so, so much.
Regards
Moo
I don't even know where to begin to say thank you.
You are a knight in shining Armour.
Thank you so, so much.
Regards
Moo
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Earlsheaton Cemetery grave no. E66 Consecrated Portion
« on: Thursday 11 February 16 09:09 GMT (UK) »
Dobfarm
A thank you does not express how grateful I am to you for the above pictures.
I'm over the moon.
Regards
Marion
A thank you does not express how grateful I am to you for the above pictures.
I'm over the moon.
Regards
Marion