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WW2 Death Resource?
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Flip | Report | 24 Nov 2013 16:40 |
It could be, as you have obviously already suspected, George did not die in WW2, it was just the story adopted by the mother or adoptive parents. |
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Peter | Report | 24 Nov 2013 16:53 |
Thank you Flip, I certainly have considered this. Of course, we will never know, but then that makes me think, how certain are we of any facts, even when recorded officially. The information is only as accurate as the informant is able OR willing to make. |
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Flip | Report | 24 Nov 2013 17:11 |
But was that birth name change a clue - or are you on the wrong track? And the photo, "from loving brother George" - who was that intended for, do you know who it was addressed to? |
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Peter | Report | 24 Nov 2013 17:25 |
Not thank you Flip - so the baby was named George Henry in the workhouse, BUT registered as Harry. The name George linked possibly to a GEORGE and Elizabeth Coates (living in the same street), as mentioned by my friend's dad's cousin. This cousin is the one supplying this information. |