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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: WILLIAM BONE - WW1 CASUALTY
Posted by Member: Terry Lloyd
When: 22/07/2010 11:26:33
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terry.lloyd@saint-gobain.com
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Many thanks to those who responded to my enquiry. Due to the information received I now have quite a lot of detail on this guy. In response to: Christine, should have said widows pension. In response to: Could I just say he would only have had a pension if he had not been killed! In response to: Terry, also worth a look to see if his pension record has survived on the same site--John In response to: Thanks for the information john. will follow it up. In response to: Terry, looks like the service record of Lance Corporal 7474 William Bone 1st bn Cheshire Regiment has survived and can be accessed on the Ancestry site, sorry don't have a subscription. In response to: I'm currently researching the names on the Ketley war memorial and have hit a bit of a problem with this man. I cannot find any reference to his connection with the Ketley area other than that listed on the CWGC site which states "husband of E M Bone, 10 Forge Terrace, Ketley" when killed in August 1914. Does anyone have any connection to this man or widow? Thanks, Terry
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