Genealogy Forum UK

Thank you for clarifying about why they used allias names, the information you have given is very helpful, I have another lead which I am going to follow to see if that brings anything up, I found it interesting and suprising about the names they used especially about the 10,000 men who used alliase...

Hi, Thanks for your replies, the information is helpful and I agree with you about his proof of death, I think the information should be released regardless. Just one thought that has crossed my mind, you said that many men used alliases on joining, do you know why this was? I have a 2nd marriage ce...

Hi Mumbles,

Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately I have investigated this Frank Cross and he has got a different family and different parents. I was convinced this was him when I first saw it but unfortunately its not him.

Thank you again.
Michelle

Hi, Please could somebody help me? I am trying to trace a death record or anything about my Great Grandfather Frank Cross who was born in 1905 in East Grinstead, Sussex. The information I have on him is he was born illegitimately and was a 'nurse child' living with a family called 'Benneyworths' in ...

Hi Alec, Thanks for your reply. I will try searching under those websites and see if I can find out some information. In response to the name on the marriage certificate, the father to my Great-grandfather has a diagonal line through both his name and profession, I don't know why but it appears the ...

Hi, Please can someone advise me if it is possible to search for a army rank number from 1924? My Great Grandfather was called Frank Cross and he was a Gunner in the Royal Artilery - No 738154. I am trying to trace any information as to who his parents were because unfortunately on his marriage cert...