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Family History – Wing Heritage Group

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World War I – Wing Remembers. WWI – The Beginning. Buckinghamshire Battalion Territorial Force. You can also share your family memories on here as well. Do you have questions about Wing, or even found information you would like to share? Then please get involved. If you are tracing your family tree then try http:/ www.wing-ops.org.uk/. March 2, 2013 at 6:24 pm. I would like to know more about any local straw platting school as I believe one was run by a relative of mine, Mary Hounslow.

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Winging It: February 2015

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The Research Journal of the Wing One-Place Study (and other genealogical ramblings). Saturday, February 21, 2015. I've recently been going through the WW1-era editions of the Bucks Herald. Some interesting changes in reporting during this time:. Any marriages of servicemen may include their regiment - handy! The annual Flower Show/Fete at Ascott began to feature more war-related demonstrations (eg Red Cross), and was cancelled from 1916 since the August Bank Holiday was cancelled. Posted by Alex Coles.

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Winging It: Targets for 2016

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The Research Journal of the Wing One-Place Study (and other genealogical ramblings). There are no official targets for 2016. Expect a random, hopefully serendipitous, assortment of updates to the website. I will definitely be reading the 1866 Leighton Buzzard Observer throughout the year, and you can keep an eye on http:/ twitter.com/search? To see what I find for Wing each week. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Deliver me to your inbox. Template by suckmylolly.com.

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Winging It: A 1920s adoptee

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The Research Journal of the Wing One-Place Study (and other genealogical ramblings). Friday, March 13, 2015. John's grandson is keen to see if we can find out any more. Perhaps you are a Wing old-timer and remember John and his family living in Wing? Perhaps you have an illegitimate baby boy born into one of your Wing families around 1926 who seems to disappear? Perhaps you have an orphaned boy and you don't know what became of him? If you have any information or potential leads, please email me.

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Winging It: Update-a-palooza

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The Research Journal of the Wing One-Place Study (and other genealogical ramblings). Saturday, January 24, 2015. Here's a whole assortment of small updates that I had forgotten to tell you about, and other things rescued from their perpetual draft state and published (better to share them as is than wait until they are a perfect and complete record! The marriages for 1838 and 1839 have been added. Sidney CUTLER has been added to the 20th century servicemen page as he joined the Territorials in 1928 (he s...

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Winging It: November 2014

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The Research Journal of the Wing One-Place Study (and other genealogical ramblings). Sunday, November 02, 2014. WW1 event in Wing. If you have an interest in Wing during WWI and are able to get to this event - do go! I won't make it, what with me being in NZ, but I'm sure it'll be an interesting afternoon. Posted by Alex Coles. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Deliver me to your inbox. WW1 event in Wing. Template by suckmylolly.com.

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Winging It: WW1 newspapers

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The Research Journal of the Wing One-Place Study (and other genealogical ramblings). Saturday, February 21, 2015. I've recently been going through the WW1-era editions of the Bucks Herald. Some interesting changes in reporting during this time:. Any marriages of servicemen may include their regiment - handy! The annual Flower Show/Fete at Ascott began to feature more war-related demonstrations (eg Red Cross), and was cancelled from 1916 since the August Bank Holiday was cancelled. Posted by Alex Coles.

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Winging It: Football during WW1

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The Research Journal of the Wing One-Place Study (and other genealogical ramblings). Saturday, March 07, 2015. I've updated the footballers page with the names of a few November 1914 players in a Linslade and District vs Yorks and Lancs Regt match. The newspaper report was useful on two counts as it demonstrates these three men were not currently serving in the war. It would be a more useful clue if Smith had been named in full - was he Samuel Smith from the war memorial? Posted by Alex Coles.

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Winging It: March 2015

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The Research Journal of the Wing One-Place Study (and other genealogical ramblings). Friday, March 13, 2015. John's grandson is keen to see if we can find out any more. Perhaps you are a Wing old-timer and remember John and his family living in Wing? Perhaps you have an illegitimate baby boy born into one of your Wing families around 1926 who seems to disappear? Perhaps you have an orphaned boy and you don't know what became of him? If you have any information or potential leads, please email me.

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Winging It: Twin brothers in arms

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The Research Journal of the Wing One-Place Study (and other genealogical ramblings). Saturday, May 02, 2015. Twin brothers in arms. 1914 only saw a couple of Wing-connected war casualties but unfortunately the same could not be said of 1915 and subsequent years. Today sees the 100th anniversary of the death of Harold Vallentine, the first to die in 1915, who served along with his twin brother Claud. Claud also died in the war in 1917, and a profile of the brothers is now available on the website.