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great uncles army records
« on: Sunday 14 November 21 23:18 GMT (UK) »
 Hello. I'm not sure what group i should have put this topic on. so i thought i would start on this group. as everyone has been so amazing and finding things for me i never knew.

I have a Question. If i wanted to get copies of both my great uncles army records. would i be able to? I think i would be classed as there Great niece..  if  i can get copies how do i go about it? last time i got a copie of army records was my grandads. i was classed as his next of kin because  Im his grandaughter.
If theres anyone who can give me advice and tell me what i can do. i would be greatful.

thank you all again for your help and your time .
Dorothy
 

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Re: great uncles army records
« Reply #1 on: Monday 15 November 21 09:40 GMT (UK) »
As Thomas and William fought and died in WW1, their records are available via Ancestry and/or FindMyPast.  AND I've just sent you the images for William.

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I don't think that Thomas's records survived.



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Remember - "They'll be found when they want to be found" !!!
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Re: great uncles army records
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 17 November 21 23:06 GMT (UK) »
Thank you.  I got them.
I'm so proud of my great uncle's.
It's nice to put a face to a name. 
I'm going to treasure  everything I've got with all the wonderful help I've got.

Thank you so very much.

Dorothy
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