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I think the records are fantastic and have been a great help to me in finding out where two of my Great Uncles were killed. I would valiantly like to update the records of Lieutenant William Jameson who died on 15th September 1916 in the attack by the 27th Battalion CEF on the village of Courcelette.		5/16/2013	Jim Blenkhorn
This site has been huge help. I have managed to find six canadians who were born in Bathgate. And Their names are not on our memorial. The names will be added in 2014. Many thanks for to everyone who put in all the hard work to make this site possible.		5/15/2013	Neil Anderson
Many thanks for kind reply and help. Will look into that		5/11/2013	Neil Anderson
Hello Great site. I am researching men from Bathgate who served with Canadians and were Casualties during Great War. So there names can be added to our Memorial which is being updated. As there are many names missing from the memorial. If anyone has any information on Bathgate soldiers. It would be great help. Many thanks		5/8/2013	Neil Anderson
love the site am researching a William Thomas Lane 528570 of the 27th btn he is buried in Dover date of death 12 may 1917 i am assuming he was wounded but died on route or in uk i have a picture of him if you are interested Jan		5/8/2013	Jan B
Love the site, absolutely fantastic for research. Cannot get my email to you to send from your "contact us" option. Thus I am trying this format of contact. Thanks Barb		5/3/2013	Barbara Mennill
Well done on a great site . I am in the middle of re searching an ancestor and have been useing this site a bit . I have now registerd. Thanks for the war diaries and info very usefull. I will soon be able to add another brave soldier to your list . [ m.m. award ]		5/1/2013	Petey
Hello i am researching Canadian Forestry Corps in Slindon in West Sussex,54th district.114 company. Looking for any information. Period 1917/1919. My research is for West Sussex Records Office, as a part of the anniversary of the great war, next year. Many thanks Rodney		4/16/2013	Rodney Gunner
Very valuable archive, and marvellous that you've made it so accessible. I found the CFC, who were here in 1917/18, and found their story fascinating.		4/10/2013	Kevin Payne
Robert Matthews - interesting story. He and his mistress, reported to be his wife, died on the Lusitania. He was buried in Cork Military Cemetery but when the headstones were replaced, they were put in a Dublin Cemetery. He was not a Canadian soldier but was a member of the 60th Rifles of Canada of the Canadian militia supposedly going to England to enlist as he had not been offered a commission in the C.E.F. I entered some details.		4/5/2013	Dennis Ruhl

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