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    Kynoch Follies help needed!

    Hello all. I need help in time for christmas...My great grandma Audrey Kitson (nee Lewis) whom is 87 was in WWII and in a entertainment troop called the Kynock Follies. She has shown me a newspaper article and told me lots of stories about her time in the troop and I was hopeing anybody out...
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    Witton Cemetery

    Called my nan and she said she can not thank you all enougth..again one million thank yous xxx
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    Witton Cemetery

    well now my grandmother (in law) wants me to trace her family history...nightmare...hard enougth to do with a death and birth date but ahhh!!!! I wonder if hes related in some way to my grandmas (in law) mothers side. Don't suppose your related to the Lewis family also haha....make my life nice...
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    Witton Cemetery

    I am over welmed by how amazing the photos are, the quality and the speed....I can not thank any of you enougth....I called my father in law last night and forwarded him the pics to show my grandma (in law) at his disgretion. I don't want to overwhelm her too much as it has been a very quick...
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    Witton Cemetery

    It is a sad story but very sadly as I have learnt on this very interesting family journey, a very common issue. She just recieved the death certificate and all the info off heather from witton cemetry via post and she is so happy/sad. What else i've learnt from this journey is that it's...
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    Witton Cemetery

    hello i'm new here so do forgive me if im intruding. I was wondering if anybody can help. My grandmother (in law) told me the sadest story about how here baby had died in 1944 at 2 days old and as was sadly common in thoses days, was never even told of the death till AFTER the funeral. With a...
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