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Can anybody read the name and address please
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I've tried to alter the contrast and colours on the image but it's not helping much.
Knowing that the record is for John Knight, it does look as if the name on the image is also Knight.
Possible address:
9 .......... Terrace
61 .......... Street
....... Liverpool
Not a lot of help really!Elaine
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His service record is on Ancestry 1914 -1918 there are many but luckily it is on the first page Kent Reg He died in hospital in Aldershot.
I am a dope...thats where all this startedLast edited by colin taylor; 30-05-11, 16:33.
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Val, there is a useful thread on the Great War Forum - following link, post #2.
Explains the criteria for inclusion on the CWGC.
http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/fo...1&#entry318753
Not sure if you need to be logged in to the forum to be able to read it, but if you are not a member already it is a very useful site.Elaine
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Re the Aldershot link on Ancestry. It may not be correct. I cannot remember which database it was on, may have been Soldiers who died in WW1 - there was a transcription error with places of death being given as Aldershot when it really should have been France. I thought they had been corrected recently, but may be not. Just bear it in mind.Elaine
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