CWGC added the following casualties to the WW2 Civilian War Dead Roll today. AYLMER, Louis Richard (Aged 61) DAVIES, Emrys (Aged 54) Died 23.04.44 LE BOUTILLIER, Frank Archibald Died 14.12.43 Aged 64 Reporting Authority: France RAYNAUD, Evelyn Died 12.09.44 Aged 63 NATHAN, Arthur Aged 52 Reporting Authority: Germany DONNELLY, Thomas James Bernard Died 12.12.41 Reporting Authority: Java FORSHAW, George (Aged 60) FLEMING, Thomas Russell (Aged 31) Died 11.12.41 WALSH, Joseph Michael Died 31.07.45 Aged 31 Reporting Authority: Australia COWLAM, Edward Died 14.05.44 Aged 7 hours Reporting Authority: China MOSCOW-POORTEN, Rachel Died 14.05.44 Aged 84 Reporting Authority: Netherlands NOT FORGOTTEN The above were in In From the Cold Project cases: (Volunteer: Chris Harley unless stated otherwise) - Those in France, China and Germany died in internment camps - Those in Australia were killed when struck by RAAF aircraft (Volunteer: Dave Barlow) - Mr Donnelly was killed by Japanese forces in Kumang, Thailand (Volunteer: Dave Barlow) - Mrs Moscow-Poorten died in Westbork Deportation Camp
Edward Cowlam in the UK, Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths From British Consulates, 1810-1968 Name: Edward Cowlam Event Type: Death Gender: Male Birth Date: abt 1944 Death Date: 14 May 1944 Death Age: 0 Death Place: Tsingtao, China Thats another database I have not been to before TD edited to add: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=115484340&ref=acom
Cheers Chris - that was incredibly quick, thanks for everything you have done. It is somewhat gratifying to see these losses being recognised by the CWGC Now that I am back from my travels I will put some effort into the remaining names. cheers Dave DONNELLY, Thomas James Bernard http://ww2talk.com/forums/topic/46971-ww2-australian-military-casualties-including-army-navy-raaf-pow-civilian-internees FORSHAW, George (Aged 60) / FLEMING, Thomas Russell (Aged 31) WALSH, Joseph Michael http://ww2talk.com/forums/topic/32568-ww2-australian-casualties-raaf-raf-etc-etc/page-2?hl=forshaw#entry697330