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good for Cyn





and you got another number!




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R

made a note of the information, will start looking after dinner



s
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R

can't find his service record. There is another Alexander Hill, of Ballymena, Antrim ....... and there are 2 sets of service records for him. But he was killed in 1918, his regiment and regimental number were different and his mother's initials were Mrs. S J Hill. I think this is just coincidence!



This is your Alexander's death as recorded on the ancestry records

UK, Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919

Name: Alexander Hill
Birth Place: Ballymoney, Co. Antrim
Death Date: 16 Aug 1917
Death Location: France & Flanders
Enlistment Location: Ballymoney
Rank: Private
Regiment: Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Battalion: 8th Battalion
Number: 16448
Type of Casualty: Killed in action
Theatre of War: Western European Theatre


and this one:-


Ireland, Casualties of World War I, 1914-1918

Name: Alexander Hill
Regiment: Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 8th Batt
Regiment Number: See Image
Rank: See Image
Death Date: 16 Aug 1917
Death Place: France
Birth Place: Ballymoney, Northern Ireland


Clicking on the image takes you to an image of a page in Ireland's Memorial Records (p. 142) .... which looks as though it is an alphabetical listing of all Irish casualties of WW1. It gives the same information as you had.





and that seems to be that!


Hope that helps





sylvia

Light breakfast

Toast, crumpets, jams, jellies

Tea, coffee, juices





Brunch served at 11 am


Mimosas

Tea, coffee, juices


Cold cereals:-
Corn Flakes, Raisin & Almond Oatmeal Crisp, Raisin Bran, Honey Nut Cheerios


Hot cereal:-
Porridge, Maple Nut Instant Oatmeal

In the warmer:-

bacon, Canadian back bacon, ham, sausage patties, turkey sausages, hash browns, eggs any style, grilled tomatoes, grilled mushrooms, fried bread


Buttermilk Dollar Pancakes, French toast, Maple syrup, Blueberry Fruit Syrup

Crepes with various fillings .................... fresh fruit, whipped cream, chocolate sprinkles, bacon bits


Toast, Danish, croissants, crumpets

Jams, jellies, Seville orange marmalade, Ginger marmalade, marmite, peanut butter, vegemite




Enjoy






s
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Thanks Sylvia,

I need about 16 cups of tea to start with please.... got to 'wake myself up' !!

Will be back later for some food.

Dea x

Robert

The photographic project have a photo and details of his grave. You can order a photo for about £3.00


http://twgpp.org/information.php?id=271947

Toast and ginger marmalade please Sylvs....thank you kindly.


I must make a note of this page. Fans has been nice to me. I have come over all peculiar.


Actually I WAS quite pleased with meself 'cos I ain't anywhere near as good as you lot at searching fer fings.


Oh yeah Fans....that 19200 number. Too many 00's on it. You were born 1920 - remember???





gorn.

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.page/board/trying_to_find/murphy/thread/1263211?jump=7563710

Could you check the 1911 for the record I posted on the above thread please

OOOhhh - I have just 'surfaced' - Hubby VERY poorly - kept we awake all night (+ the nasty medication induced dreams) !!

Have been like a Zombie all day and will go to bed soon !!

I will go and look at that 1911 thread Ginns!

Dea Xxx

P.S. - Any breakfast left - I am feeling a bit hungry now !!!

Dea Xxxxx

Sorry Ginns - looks like it has all been sorted !! - Too late , as always. !!

Anyone got a boiled egg or a bit of bacon I can nibble on ???

Dea Xxx

OOOhh - I found some 'Buttermilk Dollar Pancakes' in Sylvia's hidey place - they are lovely with loads of butter on !!

Thank you Sylvia!!

Dea Xxx

Just walked through the front door and the phone was ringing. It was to let me know that my poorly friend's husband died about an hour ago. He's the one who had the stroke last week........the other son is coming up from London and they are going to tell their mum together tomorrow. Whether she will take it on board is questionable.

I had already made the decision that if he didn't survive the stroke, I wouldn't go to his funeral but will go and sit with my friend instead. It's the least I can do.




Just going to watch the Boat Race.....C'mon Oxford!!!

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh Bless Cynthia !!

It makes my troubles 'pale into insignificance' !!!

DO take care of yourself !!!

Dea Xxx

Oh Cyn, Im really sorry to hear the bad news. Its always a shock even if you half expect it

Best wishes to all concerned and you of course

Thanks....you're a good lot. I'm fine as I have lots of happy memories .......... and other things which keep me going :)

Cyn

My heart goes out to you and your beloved friend --- as you said --- let his sons do their duty - for their father

and as you planned --- give all your strength to your friend --- she will be comforted by you there

Renes xxx

Sorry to hear your sad news Cyn and I'm sure you will be of comfort to your friend xx


ja...x

Cyn I am sorry to hear of your sad news. I am positive your friend will appreciate and be comforted byyou being with her on the day of the funeral.

They won then Cynths ???

Dea Xxx

Yep Dea. Good old Oxford. Used to live there that's why I support em.


Thanks for your lovely thoughts friends. Really much appreciated.