B1oatley@aol.com wrote: > Hello Dawn, > I did answer this query on Glamorgan list when Owen asked for information of > his friend, not knowing where in Wales William came from and whether or not > he may have returned to Canada, it's a wide search. > It may be possible which I had not thought of before if Owen contact the UK > Armed Forces and query where William came from and they may be able to assist > him further. > Regards Barbara > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MONMOUTHSHIRE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > G'day Dawn It also might help if he knew his friend's 'last three' i.e., the final 3 digits of his service number. Mine are engraved on my brain and it's nearly 52 years since I got all seven of them from a grateful Air Ministry. I can't remember my mobile telephone number but I haven't forgotten my service number. I know my father knew his 'last 4' in his 90th year and he had received them when he was about 20. I have used them since to access his army records. Hope this helps. Regards Ray Lewis Hazelmere Western Australia Hazelmere Western Australia

Hello Ray in Australia What's the weather like over there?? Thanks for your very helpful suggestion, I will pass it on to Owen since he might just know. Well, anyway, who can remember their mobile phone number ? I keep mine on the list of names on the phone (under another name) and then I can look at it if necessary. GRIN. Who also can remember all the PIN nos. we have to have these days? Or don't you have those in Australia? Obviously your dad had a good memory!! Mine too but he was in reserved occupation so had no army number but could remember his dad's from the 14-18 war. Thanks for your help. Regards Dawn dawn.cumbley@virgin.net