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Useful advice. Thank you.

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For Atlanta.

bumping this up for Vena :-)

www.lostbombers.co.uk
WW11

More records at Library and Archives Canada (For all the records here, use the help link)

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/microform-digitization/006003-110.01-e.php

16. British Military and Naval Records (RG 8, C Series) - INDEX ONLY 105012 Help
17. British Military and Naval Records (RG 8, C Series) - DOCUMENTS 105012 Help

From the early 1700s to 1871, the defense of Canada was primarily the responsibility of British military and naval forces. Therefore, the military authorities created different types of documents most of which are held at the National Archives in England in various War Office and Admiralty series. However, other records created in Canada remained here when the British Forces left in 1871. Library and Archives Canada holds many of those documents and they are regrouped into one major fonds, RG 8.

24. War of 1812: Miscellaneous Records Help
25. War of 1812: Board of Claims for Losses, 1813-1848, RG 19 E5A 139215 Help
26. War of 1812: Lower Canada Nominal Rolls and Paylists, RG 9 1A7 133532 Help
27. War of 1812: Upper Canada Returns, Nominal Rolls and Paylists, RG 9 1B7 183676 Help

19. Commonwealth War Graves Registers, First World War 46246 Help

“Black Binders” (volumes 39 to 144) It should be noted that the post-war movement of graves, of which there is sometimes a series of movements, will be recorded in these registers.

20. Circumstances of Death Registers, First World War 46246 Help
“Brown Binders” (volumes 145 to 238) which focuses on the circumstances of death (if available) with particulars of the initial grave site, if known.

28. Veterans Death Cards: First World War 46114 Help

When Veterans Affairs was notified of the death of a First World War veteran, a death card was created and those cards are now in the custody of Library and Archives Canada and are used as a finding aid to the personnel records of the First World War.
This collection includes death cards up until the early 1960s [so sometimes this falls within a provincial BMD closure period on deaths, which makes this collection quite useful on occasion]

http://gmic.co.uk/ fascinating site.

For Pam.

I cannot find his record in ancestry. You could try posting in here:
http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php
(free)

HELLO CAN ANYONE HELP ME PLEASE..MY GRANDAD WILLIAM BAILEY
BORN WEST BROMWICH 1885..lived and worked in the collieries at Eckington and Dinnington..During the 1st world war he served in the army in BELGIUM AS A MEDIC(ambulence corps)I could not have a more difficult name to trace Will Bailey was hardly uncommon..I am talkng about the commonest name in the 1st world war Remember the old song Wont you come home Bill BAILEY..iS there an easy way to find this info I have posted this request before but have not seen any reply He earned commendations and certifficates but noone in the family can remember what became of thePlease is someone able to help.Marian Hunt nee Camsey

- for Cheryl

Currently some military records are free to search and download from ancestry:

http://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/rectype/default.aspx?rt=39

because of it being Remembrance time.

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I am looking for records WW1 belgium front was where WILLIAM BAILEY 1888 WHO WAS BORN AT ECKINGTON lived in DINNINGTON FROM YEAR 1905 APPROX. WAS A COAL MINER AT DINNINGTON when he went to BELGIUM TO SERVE AS A MEDIC I WOULD LIKE TO FIND ANY RECORDS AND REQUEST HELP IF POSSIBLE Marian Hunt nee Camsey I presume he would be in a Yorkshire rgt I havent a clue how to find him in Belgium
Kind offers of help please requested by MARIAN :-
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bookmarking for later

Boer War
http://www.genealogyworld.net/boer/tracing.html
http://www.genealogyworld.net/boer/forces.html

http://www.roll-of-honour.com/Databases/BoerDetailed/index.html

http://www.angloboerwar.com/