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Hello! Hello! Happy New Year - Blwyddyn Newydd Dda one and all! And welcome to 2012, three years or so since I last posted an update or any news. First, I must offer many, many thanks to you all for all your original assistance. The fact that one is still able to post an update here is a solemn atte...

Hi from the library! Thank you again for all the new information. We have so much more now than we did all those years ago with Rowley Regis. If you feel the time is correct to move this post, then please do so. As you say, it can always be brought back if further information is provided. Again thou...

Hi friends, Well thanks. It has been a little while since I have been able to use the computer at the library. I am guessing all of this indicates that Clive never got married or had children of his own. I think it is also safe to say that the chances of finding a photo of Clive are very, very slim....

Private Clive Williams, 57334,
1/8 Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Died 20 November 1918, of wounds sustained in battle.

Clive

*STUNNED* I really do not know what to say. Um... I am quite speechless. I do not have the Internet at home snce becoming unemployed and so can only make use of a friend's, or two free hours a day in the library (when I search for work), so to see how much information has populated this posting sinc...

And the one aspect that really interests me is that Clive's grandfather was Levi Williams. His father Levi Arthur Williams. His mother Amplias Williams, his sister Henrietta Amplias Swain Williams, and his brother Arthur Swain Williams. So all, except for Clive are taking names from their parents. J...

A fresh pair of eyes! How quickly you work!

Hi All, Again, thank you for the warm welcome and interest. I am also very impressed by Carol for keeping some information in her records! Thank you, I have a memory stick with all information on it, but what an offer of help! OK, for those of you who do not know the story as to why I am researching...

well it certainly is like old times lol HELLO! Yes, the 1911 certainly did throw up more info: an address, confirmation of work at 16, a place of work (I thought it had been Pooley Hall because he is mentioned on the Pooley Hall memorial; although perhaps he did transfer from the one mine to the oth...

Dear All, A few years ago I posted on the Rowley Regis site, requesting information on Clive Williams, who became a Private in the 1/8 Royal Warwickshire Regiment, and was killed during the First World War. Some of you may have been members? In 1901, Clive and his family lived at 'Myrtle Cottage', W...