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Old 10-04-22, 09:16 AM
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Default Silver War Badge Number for ID.

Picked this up yesterday, but as I`m not on Ancestry the only thing I could find out was his name Robert Brown. Any help with an ID would be great. Thanks,
Martin.
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Old 10-04-22, 10:22 AM
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Hi ponty,
The number is listed to Robert Brown 14th London Regt, Army number 510002 discharged 22/09/1917. sickness.

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Old 10-04-22, 10:28 AM
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Hi Bantam,
Thank you for the ID, much appreciated. Martin.
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Old 10-04-22, 10:41 AM
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Ponty,
Further search result ,Robert Brown was a Territorial born in 1867 residing at
3,Fernside Road,Balham ,SW18. His rank was Sergeant ( Cook) Discharged due to Vertigo. Exemplary service prior to discharge.
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Old 10-04-22, 03:45 PM
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Hi Bantam,
I really must invest a few pounds in Ancestry.
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Old 10-04-22, 05:30 PM
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Martin,
I've been researching my family history for years and that's why I'm a subscriber to Ancestry but there are so many other sites to choose from these days. Only last month I finally discovered on a military research site where my Great Uncle had been wounded in 1917 and returned to Britain to recover only for him to die of flu on the 10/11/1918. The place where he was wounded was Bourlon Wood.
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