Please help with UK record of this seviceman
Article about: Hi all, I have a huge ask but i will be so very happy and appreciative for any help on this one. Im sorry i dont have much information but im hoping the unusual surname may narrow it down. I
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Please help with UK record of this seviceman
Hi all,
I have a huge ask but i will be so very happy and appreciative for any help on this one.
Im sorry i dont have much information but im hoping the unusual surname may narrow it down.
I can find mist the stuff on my Aussie side WW2 family but im now looking into my girlfreinds pops records. Gee the UK sites are hard to figure out.
Im hoping his full name will help.
Donald James Moate from around Linconshire or the Fenlands area.
There is a bit of interesting storys that he took a little italian pistol from a POW and had it till the 1980's but handed it in under a gun amnisty Grrrrrrrrr!!!!
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The only thing i can find is this link below...
R523987 Donald MOAT 23/10/1933 SOUTH SHIELDS | The National Archives
But i cant acsess all the records
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I'm afraid to order a service record here you have to cough up £30 and prove you are next of kin (then wait several months for it to arrive). See here:
service records army
Cheers, Tom
Ps. I'm assuming he was army by the way?
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I see on the death index that there was a James Donald Moate (note arrangement of first names), died in January 2007 in Lincolnshire, who was born 17th November 1923.
Cheers, Tom
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He was born in Wisbech district, Cambridgeshire and also married there in 1951 (also listed as James D Moate in both records).
Cheers, Tom
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Thanks so much! Im pretty sure you right as the link i posted was for a Moat .
Wishout an "E"
Looks like you hit the nail on the head
Your a legend!!!!
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thorne83
I'm afraid to order a service record here you have to cough up £30 and prove you are next of kin (then wait several months for it to arrive). See here:
service records army
Cheers, Tom
Ps. I'm assuming he was army by the way?
Yep pretty sure he was
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Have you got the link to that info at all? Sorry i cant find it
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You need an account with ancestry to access it, I'm afraid!
Cheers, Tom
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Thanks!!! Onto it now. Really appreciate it and also i just found out that it is james Donald not the other way around i first said.
Cheers!
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