Thanks Janice. Yes, I've tracked all the posts on this, so clearly I'm loosing the plot .... Will recheck all details and add.Annie - your banner has F W Wells but I thought we had found him linked to his Aunt Nellie West
Aston Parish Church WW1 Memorial
Another one...Thomas Potts 35994 died 23/08/1918 94 Witton Lane wife Susannahbirminghamhistory.co.uk
No worries - with all those names and cross checking you are doing a fantastic job.Thanks Janice. Yes, I've tracked all the posts on this, so clearly I'm loosing the plot .... Will recheck all details and add.
Sorry for the delay Ann....Hello, and thanks for getting in touch. Do you have any more information about Bertrand than you've seen in the postings above? I don't have a definitive address for him in Aston, and if you do that would be exceptionally useful.
Ann
Dear LisaSorry for the delay Ann....
I have found this online on an Eccles Memorial plaque photo and this information below....so he must have moved to Eccles from Birmingham.
Bertrand Wynne Moreton born Birmingham resident Eccles L/Corporal Manchester Regiment 1/6th Battalion Died 7/8/15
WG Helles Memorial
Age 24 son of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Moreton of 23 Clifton Rd Eccles
1911 same address , occupation Clerk
lisa
Good afternoon Adam, thanks for the information. Unfortunately, there is no J E Mogg on the Aston Parish Church memorial, only a H J Mogg. Many Aston men weren't listed on this particular Memorial because people wereaskedto submit names. My own great uncle who lived in Aston isn't listed either.Slight ammendment, James Mogg lived at 62 Wainwright St.
Birmingham Daily Mail from August 1915 shows a EN Marson of the 9th Battalion RWR.
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