Hello Dean Try contacting this organisation, http://www.britishwargraves.org.uk/ I am a photographer for them and there are volunteer photographers all across the UK. If the picture you want is not already on the data base a volunteer from the Wiltshire area may be contacted and asked to take the picture for you. Best regards John Milner ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dean Martin Rees Newman" <kenyon@znet.net.au> To: <GREATWAR@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006 8:43 PM Subject: [GREATWAR] HALLIDAY (1873-1917) Luckington, Wiltshire > Greetings from the "Land Down Under" > (Lat 17.5s Long 146.1e) > Hi to All, > Presently looking for a photograph of a grave in Wiltshire in Luckington > (St. Marys) Churchyard cemetery belonging to one: > HALLIDAY Henry Frederick (1873-1917) Gunner 20084 8th FAB Australian > Imperial Force. > He died in nearby Bristol (Beaufort War Hospital) on 24 September 1917. > According to my information he was buried in a family grave (presumably > HALLIDAY) on 30 September 1917 after a private family service organised by > his cousin Mrs E Bird of Luckington. > According to CWGC there are only two war dead buried in the cemetery. > Presumably the grave has a headstone provided and maintained by the CWGC - > this from correspondence I have sighted from 1923. > Anyone live near there and willing to investigate and supply photograph, > please? > Seek hard and stay alert > Dean Newman, North Queensland Australia. > "As time goes by" > kenyon@znet.net.au > "We can't go forward without looking back" > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GREATWAR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

>Try contacting this organisation, http://www.britishwargraves.org.uk/ I am >a >photographer for them and there are volunteer photographers all across the >UK. If the picture you want is not already on the data base a volunteer >from the Wiltshire area may be contacted and asked to take the picture for >you. John, Thanks so much for posting this URL. I had come across it before, but your posting jogged my memory of it. I had a look, as always, for the details of my grandfather's first cousin,William James West. Much to mtdelight a photograph is on file on the site, although not currently online. I have requested a copy of the image and sent a donation. William is buried in the British War Cemetary in Ligny-sur-Canche. When he died, he, like so many others was only 20 years old. Thanks once again -- Regards, Julie Goucher anglers.rest@virgin.net www.anglers-rest.net www.C-J.org.uk