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WW2 Far East Prisoners of War

Posted on 20 April 2013 by Linda Elliott
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My father fought in the Far East during WW2 and for a brief period was a prisoner of war so i was interested in the following website Children & Families of Far East Prisoners of War (COFEPOW). Carole Cooper from … Continue reading →

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UK WW1 Army Records

Posted on 2 April 2013 by Linda Elliott
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The scans of the first batch of WW1 army records are now available for browsing at your nearest LDS Family History Centre or at the Family History library in Salt Lake City. These records are also available at The National … Continue reading →

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British Jewry Book of Honour

Posted on 21 March 2013 by Linda Elliott
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Dominic Hayhoe of Forces War Records sent me an email to let me know that they have a new addition to their collection. They have transcribed the British Jewry Book of Honour that records the details of 50,000 Jews who … Continue reading →

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Boer War Records online

Posted on 1 March 2013 by Linda Elliott
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Our good friends at FindMyPast have just added some Boer War records to their military collection. This time round they are all medal rolls which are useful genealogy records. The additions are Queen’s South Africa medal rolls for: Royal Monmouthshire … Continue reading →

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Recommendation for Military Honours & Awards 1935-1990 Ancestry Web Search

Posted on 3 February 2013 by Linda Elliott
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Apologises to MadAboutGenealogy readers for my not posting last week I was putting the last touches to my presentations for the Unlock the Past cruise plus I had a host of non-genealogy events and there just wasn’t enough hours in … Continue reading →

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