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Completed - British Newspapers Look-Up please
« on: Thursday 11 October 12 23:27 BST (UK) »
Hi All,

Can anyone help with an entry in the Newcastle Courant of 15 March 1890. I believe there is a Cruddace entry, to be Corporals. I would like to know his first name or initial and the context of the article.

If the Shields Daily Gazette is included in the database, I would also like to know the circumstances for the entry of Maud Cruddace in their 9 Dec 1904 edition.

Many thanks,
Colin



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Re: British Newspapers Look-Up please
« Reply #1 on: Friday 12 October 12 00:02 BST (UK) »
15 March 1890, Newcastle Courant

5th V.B. DURHAM LIGHT INFANTRY - The following promotions have been made in the headquarters companies consequent on the death of Colour-Sergeant E.C. Keegan and the resignation of Sergeant C Mossop
[…]
list of who moves up and makes way for the next one
[..]
and down at the bottom:
and Lance-Corporals J. Cruddace and W. Hetherington to be corporals.

09 Dec 1904, South Shields Gazette

NORTHERN COUNTIES ORPHAN INSTITUTION

The half yearly election of candidates to the benefits of the Northen Counties Orphan Institution took place yesterday afternoon at the Moor Edge, Newcastle.

there were only 4 girls as candidates and they were all accordingly elected
Maud Cruddace, Whitley Bay, aged 7 years

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Re: British Newspapers Look-Up please
« Reply #2 on: Friday 12 October 12 02:01 BST (UK) »
Thanks very much.

I was hoping that the DLI entry might be my Grandad Benjamin but I hadn't realised he would have been only 12 at the time. However, his Dad John was with the Durham Volunteer Rifles and moved around a lot, so I'm thinking that he might be enrolled in more than one unit.

Later on, I think  ;)
Colin

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Re: British Newspapers Look-Up please
« Reply #3 on: Saturday 13 October 12 00:22 BST (UK) »
My apologies Boo. It was very late and I did not give much effort in offering my thanks for your superb finds and your reply.

I was thinking more about the consequences of what you had found but I should have let you know how much I appreciated your efforts.

Kind regards,
Colin