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strongbow · 18-02-2004, 10:02 PM

Hi Ski,
The Public Record Office (now known as the National Archives) in Kew, London, may have some information for you. Obvioulsy the more information you already know about your ancestor the better, as you won't have to spend half a day searching through the records. The archives contain unit movements, and personel service records. This might be of some use for you. If you can't get there, there are people who will conduct research on your behalf for a small fee, but there is nothing like uncovering the information yourself. GOOD LUCK!

18-02-2004, 10:02 PM	#2 (permalink)
strongbow Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: The Garden of England Posts: 9	Hi Ski, The Public Record Office (now known as the National Archives) in Kew, London, may have some information for you. Obvioulsy the more information you already know about your ancestor the better, as you won't have to spend half a day searching through the records. The archives contain unit movements, and personel service records. This might be of some use for you. If you can't get there, there are people who will conduct research on your behalf for a small fee, but there is nothing like uncovering the information yourself. GOOD LUCK!