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From: Iain Tidey <>
Subject: RE: [WW1] How to investigate ancestral *possibilities* of WWI service?
Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2004 11:30:28 -0400

Looks like No. 1342 William Fantham is one of yours.
Soldiers died in the great war gives:

Born Smethwick, Staffs
Enlisted Birmingham
Residence Smethwick
Died 9 March 1915
Killed in action
Rank L/Cpl Army Cyclist corps
Formerly No. 6486 Scottish Rifles.



hope thats usefull
Iain Tidey

(Tidey medals wanted)

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• How to investigate ancestral *possibilities* of WWI service? by David Parkes <>
  • Re: How to investigate ancestral *possibilities* of WWI service? by David Parkes <>
    • RE: [WW1] Re: How to investigate ancestral *possibilities* of WWI service? by "Alan Taylor-Howe" <>
  • How to investigate ancestral *possibilities* of WWI service? by David Parkes <>
    • French Cemeteries by "Bob Plumridge" <>
    • RE: [WW1] How to investigate ancestral *possibilities* of WWI service? by "Alan Taylor-Howe" <>
    • Re: [WW1] How to investigate ancestral *possibilities* of WWI service? by Forrest Anderson <>
    • Re: [WW1] How to investigate ancestral *possibilities* of WWI service? by "Cameron" <>

  • RE: [WW1] How to investigate ancestral *possibilities* of WWI service? by Iain Tidey <>