Genealogy Chat

JS
Sorry about not replying earlier, my computer blacked out completely and I couldn't get back on line. I've just turned back on and connected straight away so don't know what happened.

Linda

Thank you, Mummy Bear.

I posted a thread on the general board in September about my journey on a battlefields tour, and had posted a report in that site - if anyone is interested to read it
http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=80255

JS
Done that but still the same, I'm sure it's me I have this sort of trouble all the time hence I get nowhere fast.
Linda

JS
Tried to C & P without success so typed the address in - the result Unable to find Edocument.

Any ideas??

JC
Thanks for that, if it works (for me) that will be absolutely great.
Linda

MB
He didn't marry until 1921, I take a look at the site you recommend, thanks a lot.
Linda

JS
What is c& p ?, I'm not very good on computers and seem to have a lot of trouble getting around the national archives site, I will try to download the card, hopefully it will be the one.
Thanks.
Linda

Linda

As Joy suggested look at http://www.1914-1918.net/ its an excellent site - click on the link under Researching British soldiers. Lots of tips on where to look etc.

Did he marry, while in the army - if so the certificate may record his regiment and or service number

MB

Don't know the regiment but yes he did survive the war and in WW2 he was one of the men that used to go around rescuing people after air raids at home.

Linda

Do you know which regiment he was in?

Did he survive the War?

MB

Hi Bear,
I don't know very much about his service record at all but wouldn't think he stayed longer than neccessary. I just don't know how to confirm if the one Jolly Sailor found is mine or not!!!

Linda

Has Jolly Sailor got the correct Peter Hacking in his post above - this info is from the National Archives website?

Did Peter Hacking stay in the Army after WW1 - if he was still in the Army after 1920 then you'll need to apply to the MoD to get his service record?

Army Records
Army Personnel Centre
Historical Disclosures
Mail Point 400
Kentigern House
65 Brown Street
GLASGOW
G2 8EX

They will be able to give you all the information you need to have to order records.

http://www.veterans-uk.info/service_records/army.html

Hi Potty,
I checked Ancestry they have even done up to P's, (I also have Parsons) the H's are there but no record for my Peter Hacking
Linda

Hi Linda

Ancestry have some WW1 service records but I don't think they have reached the Hs yet. Might be worth checking back every week or so.

Hi Jolly,
Is there anyway I can check the Peter Hacking you found, i.e. is there a record which shows his parents/dob/where born/where he served etc.
Thanks

Try subscribing to this site - it is free - there are very knowledgeable people there who I am sure will help if no one can here.

http://www.1914-1918.net/

I'm trying to find the WW1 record for Peter Hacking born 1891 in Bermondsey, London. I know he was at Passiondale but that's all.

The only one I can find which is anywhere near is Peter Hoskins, Bermondsey but he is not the one Im looking for.

Any ideas gratefully received.

Thanks.
Linda