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James John RUNNEGAR
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Aircraftman 2nd class James Runnegar was lost at sea on HMS COURAGEOUS. He was the son of Winifred and Thomas James Runnegar.
Uncle to Ivor Trivett. He will be remembered as always on the 11th of the 11th. A candle will be lit at 9 Bower End, Chalgrove,
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Tribute by: Michael TRIVETT
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He was awarded the MM & VC during his service in 1914-1918.
Always remembered |
Tribute by: Michael TRIVETT
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Always Remembered. |
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Always Remembered. |
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Died of wounds substained in WW1.
Always Remembered |
Tribute by: Michael TRIVETT
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Always Remembered |
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908308 Aircraftman I.J.Davies served in the Royal Air Force Reserve. He died at the age of 28 and is buried in the HOTTON WAR CEMETERY
Always Remembered. |
Tribute by: Michael TRIVETT
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Served in WW1 and died in France right at the end.
Always Remembered |
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Service No: 7/1323 was Second Lieutenant with the Auckland Regiment, N.Z.E.F.
Unit Text: No.6 Coy., 2nd DN.
Age:32
Son of the late John and Jessie Shaw, of Glen Murray, Auckland. Who also served at Gallipoli.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead.
Cemetery, GREVILLERS (NEW ZEALAND) MEMORIAL |
Tribute by: Michael TRIVETT
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876873 Sergeant H. Robinson, father of Phillis Peason,
served with the 88th Battery/14th Anti-Tank Regiment of the
Royal Artillery.
He served in Belgium, France (Dunkirk) and North Africa.
Must never be forgotten |
Tribute by: Michael TRIVETT
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signalman Frank William Carter of the Royal Corps of Signals lived through the invasion of France and went on into Germany in the second World War only to be killed at the age of 26, whilst still in Germany just after the end of the war, when everyone was looking forward to his safe return. He is buried in a war cemetary in Hamburg. What is particularly upsetting is that out of a large family the only other male descendants did not have issue so in effect the family line died out with him. |
Tribute by: Michael TRIVETT
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