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Nicki

Nicki Report 7 Feb 2008 21:07

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Gill Report 7 Feb 2008 20:39

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Kentish *Bunny*

Kentish *Bunny* Report 7 Feb 2008 20:01

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B23

B23 Report 7 Feb 2008 18:52

Lets try and keep this on page one for a while?
Needs to be seen I think.x

Margaret

Margaret Report 7 Feb 2008 16:55

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B23

B23 Report 7 Feb 2008 15:52


Next of Kin Sought by Commission


The Commonwealth War Graves Commission would like to make contact with the next of kin of the following casualties:

Birmingham (Witton) Cemetery

Gunner William Florey, 1678560, Royal Artillery, Died 13 September 1946
Private C J Pratt, 21689, Coldstream Guards, Died 9 September 1917

Birmingham (Brandwood End) Cemetery

Signalman John Charles Baker, 40254, Died 14 February 1940
Private Frederick Arthur Woodcock, 286, Died 3 February 1918

If you are related to any of these men, or can put us in touch with someone who is please contact the Commission's United Kingdom Office on 01926 330137.


The Commission does not usually put requests for contact on our website. This is an exceptional case regarding the commemoration of the above men.