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Does anybody know what Unopia is??
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Kate | Report | 22 Aug 2006 17:54 |
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Could it mean that he only had one eye? Or some kind of optical problem in one eye? Kate. |
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LB | Report | 22 Aug 2006 17:50 |
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Hi Today I went to Kew for the first time! I was lucky enough to find my Grandfather's WW1 service records and on it it said he had 'Unopia'. It was written quite clearly so I don't think I've got the spelling wrong. I googled it and got nothing. After it it says Ametro... and that last 4 or 5 letters I can't read. Hope someone can help. Thanks Lyndsey |
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