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I visited Harold's grave recently as part of a school trip to France & Belgium to remember ou

Hello, Just to let you know, its great to see the photo of Bernard's grave.

Eustace Arthur CLAY appears on the 1911 UK census giving his occupation at the time as 'Dairyman'

James was born in Gateshead, Durham, England around 1910.

Before World War II, James Robert (Jim) Jeromson was a NZ rowing champion.

John Ryan

I have both memorial pennies for him and his brother Tim.

Henry Hauiti was the eldest son of my great grandparents, I am so proud to be a mokopuna to him,

Sam was born 12 June 1887.

John Frederick (nickname Bobs) Proudfoot was born in Rangiora, NZ on 25 November 1900 to John and

I saw that there was no photo for him and knew I had one from my great uncle's collection and fel

Just adding a photo.

Field Artilleryman.

He was my grandmother's brother, one of 19 children. He married Annette Honor Davies in England.

Our son Matthew (James Wilson) is serving in the RNZAF and spent six months in Sinai during 2010.

It was something special to see Uncle Hugh's grave site. I believe he was a prisoner.

News clipping: Corpl. S. J.

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