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RE: LEST WE FORGET WW1 AND WW2 - 5
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Quote: astoness wrote in post #62here is a photo of the roll of honour in winchester cathederal for my rellie harry froggett...really chuffed to have this..
i am SB..someone on another forum noticed that i was researching harry froggett and was at the cathederal yesterday and took a photo for me...most kind..
Quote: astoness wrote in post #64i am SB..someone on another forum noticed that i was researching harry froggett and was at the cathederal yesterday and took a photo for me...most kind..
Just found one of my ancestors Philip S Joyce 60th Squadron Royal Flying Corps killed in action 6th March 1917 age 20 in photographic patrol on Nieuport 16 possibly shot down near Achiet le Grand ( South of Pas de Calais by Obit Mummetz Jal
Quote: astwood wrote in post #67Just found one of my ancestors Philip S Joyce 60th Squadron Royal Flying Corps killed in action 6th March 1917 age 20 in photographic patrol on Nieuport 16 possibly shot down near Achiet le Grand ( South of Pas de Calais by Obit Mummetz Jal
That's great Astwood, these records must have been well kept most of the time, it's amazing how many relatives keep turning up.
Quote: astwood wrote in post #67Just found one of my ancestors Philip S Joyce 60th Squadron Royal Flying Corps killed in action 6th March 1917 age 20 in photographic patrol on Nieuport 16 possibly shot down near Achiet le Grand ( South of Pas de Calais by Obit Mummetz Jal
god bless philip joyce astwood....he gave the ultimate...