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Thanks for all that Jomot, I think I'll stop guessing now and await my wife's DNA results, at least that might prove she is related to Fred or one of the other brothers although with Fred putting...

Thanks Jomot, I appreciate your help. And like you say, it's possible because of the injury, he came home before June 1918
Mick

Also, what does the abbreviation Dismbd mean. That is also on a decoration roll for 6/19

Found a discharge mention on Ancestry "UK, British Army World War I Medal Rolls Index Cards, 1914-1920" for Frederick Ernest Fox and it states what looks like "Enlistment Discharge", I've googled the...

Thanks for all your help, I'm trying to locate my wife's grandfather and Frederick is a possibility but if he was in France until at least July 1918 he can be ruled out. We have a DNA test in process...

Thanks for the welcome, can you tell me what page that would be, thanks

Fred lived till 1956 and I don't think he was Navy. I expect one of those trees was mine (Bull) Thanks again

Thanks, I'll double check that if I can find the cutting, Fred would have been 34 and I think he was in Chassum Str Bradford

Thanks Christina, yes that's him but I already have that info, looks like the missing bit is what I'm after

"Regarding Norman Price Hartley, was his surname Price-Hartley or Hartley?[/QUOTE]

Thanks,It was Hartley, Price was his middle name

hi, I'm after the whereabouts of these two men in 1917/1918. I'm guessing they were in the same camp, probably N Yorkshire somewhere.
Norman Price Hartley from Harrogate Service Corp S/N ...