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His medal card exists, it appears he entered France 31 July 1915. He seems to have been awarded the 1915 Star, the Victory Medal, and the British Medal. The card has been annotated; Died. Barrie.

Afraid not. As I stated in my original post to you, we are not allowed to infringe the copyright of other sites, so I can give you the information from it, but cannot share the image. You could send me a Private Message with an e-mail address in it, and I can then send you the image. Barrie

As it says, it is dated 1921 when he joined the Royal Warwicks 8th Bn. He states that he has seen previous service with the RAF, which would have been during WWI. Barrie

None at all I'm sorry. You will have to contact the Veterans Agency and ask their advice. Barrie

Think we are at cross purposes here. The reference on his attestation certificate is for RAF service prior to 1921, not for WWII. I'm sorry I have no access to RAF records, so cannot tell you when he joined the RAF prior to 1921. Barrie.

That's the right man then. Where do you go from here? Barrie.

It looks like that might have been the wrong bloke anyway. Having found his attestation Certificate with the correct name and D.O.B. on it, it seems his previous service may have been with the RAF. Barrie.

Due to copyright restrictions, we are not allowed to post images from other sites in this forum. I have found his Attesting Certificate dated 11/4/1921. He joined the 8th Bn R.W.R. He gives his trade as acetylene welder and his D.O.B. as 13/11/00 He states on the certificate that he has...

Do you know if Charles Henry was born 13 Nov 1900? Barrie.

Have looked at his medal card; He received the Victory Medal and the British Medal, but did not receive either of the Stars, so probably did not serve in France. He had 3 service numbers during his service; 4972 R.War R. 27708 R.War.R 204762 Glouc's Regt. Barrie

He was 27708 Pte Field. Charles Henry 14th Bn R.W.R. Barrie.

No one in Bagot St. There is a Charles Henry Field in the Warwicks at 1 Hawthorne Place, Wheeler St. Barrie.

Hello. Can you give some idea of where their home address would have been, in 1918/1919. There are a few Frederick Field's on the Absent Voters lists, and a Frederick Field at Malvern Place, Beach St, Birmingham is in the military records on "Ancestry". Barrie.

Bit like a cafe' I would have thought. Barrie.

Thats what I thought too, but was beaten to it by Sheri.

Thank you very much. Barrie.

Could I ask for some help please. James Oldfield left Liverpool and arrived Philadelphia 14 June1887. Would some kind soul with a better Ancestry account than mine (I've only got the basic one) give me the full details on the passenger list. His full name was James John Wescott Oldfield...

Re: gun trade fatories Totally agree with you. Why do these "do gooders" think that they know what is best for us? Barrie.

Is it this little fellow? (Replacement) Nenette Duster/Polisher - great for removing dust from polished surfaces. product has been marketed for over fifty years. still smells the same as the one your granny had!! nenette brush comes in its own tin to keep the polish fresh, so after use...

Bummer. :)