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Joan

Joan Report 31 Aug 2007 08:53

Sorry...I mean WW1 papers (they have WW2 as well) Joan

Joan

Joan Report 31 Aug 2007 08:51

Hi Sharon
You could try The National Archives Kew.
They have seamen's records and some WW2 papers.Put his name in the searcj and see what comes up. You can buy copies online and they post them to you...really useful.
What was his name?
Joan

Shaaron

Shaaron Report 30 Aug 2007 18:09

Hi All

My GGrandfather jumped ship in 1915 in Canada. He was killed a year later in France.

Would anybody know how I might find out what the consequnces were if they were caught after the ship run.

Regards
Shaaron