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Forum: Church 29-11-2004, 13:45

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: The Graveyard Shift Is there a version without the whiskey? :se_jump:

Forum: Church 29-11-2004, 13:34

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: The Graveyard Shift This might not make much sense because I'm quite woolly today. I think I'm coming down with something. I can't think straight and it's definitely taking me far too long to type a basically simple...

Forum: Church 23-11-2004, 14:21

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: The Graveyard Shift I was mainly referring to the bit where it describes him as "Commonwealth War Dead"

Forum: Church 22-11-2004, 11:12

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: The Graveyard Shift Have you seen this bit? http://www.cwgc.org/cwgcinternet/casualty_details.aspx?casualty=375602

Forum: Church 22-11-2004, 10:53

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: The Graveyard Shift I don't know much about WWI when it comes to the navy but I have seen memorials dedicated to the 1914-19 war as opposed to 1914-18.

Forum: Church 21-11-2004, 19:16

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: The Graveyard Shift The headstone tells us that he was in the navy and that he died in 1919 aged 26, but does it necessarily tell us that he was killed in during some kind of Royal Naval Action? He may well have died in...

Forum: Church 20-11-2004, 12:36

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: The Graveyard Shift ....................................

Forum: Church 20-11-2004, 12:24

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: The Graveyard Shift No, that's "resurrection morn" as in morning. Meaning that here lies buried (whoever) until the morning of the resurrection. It's not asking people to mourn the death until that day.

Forum: Church 20-11-2004, 12:10

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: The Graveyard Shift .........................:nono8: ........................:D

Forum: Church 20-11-2004, 09:59

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: The Graveyard Shift James Simpson was only 48 when he died. I wonder what he died of.

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