26-11-2011, 14:06
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Resting In Peace
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Re: New Book; Edwardian Accrington Observed
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Originally Posted by Retlaw
Researching the lives of the Accrington Pals, over 4000 men served in the 11th Battalion East Lancs. Plus all the men from Greater Accrington who served in WW1 August 1914 to October 1919, 14400 odd of them, you try finding out where they were born, who their parents were, which school they went to, which pub they supped in who their mates were, wives, children, if they died where and when, where they are buried, any photographs of them for the displays, When I eventually get up in a morning, take my pills, read the paper having a pipe full o baccy, then switch on all the computers, check where I'm up to, and apart from meals, and a few other things, I will be at it till midnight.Retlaw
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Come on. I've only been on here five minutes, how am I supposed to know about all that?
Wonder if you've got my grandad on your list? Below are his details from the absent voters list Accrington 1918 Absent Voters List | Cox to Dobbing
CreaseyBertie James108566Pte.M.G.C.68 Annie StreetC11383
Last edited by susie123; 26-11-2011 at 14:11.
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