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NuaniaInquive  
parslow61kf0(at)yahoo(dot)com
Location:
Japan
Thursday, 2. September 2010 20:50  Write a comment Send E-mail

I really liked this! Great job!
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Kistertieta  
kneeda(at)yabuura-legal(dot)net
Location:
CH
Friday, 20. August 2010 02:57  Write a comment Send E-mail

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Sue Speiser  
sue124(at)btinternet(dot)com
Location:
Sheerness Kent
Tuesday, 22. June 2010 00:06  Write a comment Send E-mail

Tonight was the first time I have been on this site it is very interesting.
I have found a relative on the Sittingbourne War Memorial which fits in with my family tree I started this year.
I lived in Sittingbourne for 30 years and find it facinating looking at all the old pictures.
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Frances LaChance  
singer35(at)sympatico(dot)ca
Location:
Canada
Tuesday, 22. September 2009 16:57  Write a comment Send E-mail

I was viewing the page to see if my husband's g-uncle was included and he is. There is a problem with his name though, it should be Hope Reginald Croucher. He served with the Canadian Expeditionary Forces (CEF) and died in battle in 1915. He had only been in Canada 4 years before enlisting, having been born [1884] & raised in Sittingbourne.

Your site it a tribute to those young men who gave their lives for King & country.

Fran
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David Fitt  
dmcm(at)tadaust(dot)org(dot)au
Location:
Australia
Tuesday, 30. June 2009 02:48  Write a comment Send E-mail

Thank you. I have learn't more about Sittingbourne's history since moving to Australia. I lived in Sittingbourne for 30 years
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Julie Ryde  
jmarilynr259(at)yahoo(dot)com
Location:
New Zealand
Sunday, 1. March 2009 09:53  Write a comment Send E-mail

A great site with very interesting information. My great uncle was Sidney Anthony RIDE. His brother Lawrence (my great grandfather) emigrated to New Zealand in 1928. It was good to see a picture of Sidney and read the information about him.
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Dr. Kevin Cordes  
cordes25(at)googlemail(dot)com
Location:
Donisthorpe
Wednesday, 12. November 2008 21:51  Write a comment Send E-mail

I did not know that my relative, William Harold Woolley was on a memorial. I will track it down next time I am in town.
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Ashley Greenhow  
Location:
Sittingbourne
Monday, 10. November 2008 23:45  Write a comment

Hello

I was just sitting here wondering about my towns heritage and after an hour of reading up and looking around i came across this website

I found it very compelling yet still tragic that many locals died in the war. I knew everyone was affected by The Great War but still to find a place which displays names and adresses and places i can relate to is someone more creepy to me.

Tommorow i will be going into town and will most certainly go by the memorial to visit some of the graves that were listed here.

kudos for compiling such a fantastic list to honor those lives and with the research of the individuals.
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Kaz  
kwhite(at)talk21(dot)com
Location:
Swindon
Friday, 26. September 2008 22:41  Write a comment Send E-mail

Hi. I've just found this site by pure luck on the Ancestry site. With many thanks for your hard work, I now know how my Great-Uncle Albert Spice died.
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Ray  
m3coh(at)blueyonder(dot)co(dot)uk
Location:
sittingbourne
Monday, 8. September 2008 21:34  Write a comment Send E-mail

Just found this site , brilliant and thanks for all your hard work WE MUST NEVER FORGET , I have got a few photos etc of both my grandfathers who came from Sittingbourne who served overseas in WW1 if you want to get in touch , They were lucky they came home
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Bron  
b1b2j3(at)bigpond(dot)com
Location:
Australia
Tuesday, 20. May 2008 08:42  Write a comment Send E-mail

Good site. The Links pages are fabulous. I was looking for the Boulding Family but can't see any data. Any Boulding Family members welcome to contact me. I'm the Grand Daughter of John Burden Bannatyne who married Mabel Clara Boulding in c. 1905. The Webb, Couchman, Epps Families are connected here to the Bouldings.
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Michael Safko  
mgsafko(at)sympatico(dot)ca
Location:
Mt. Pleasant Ontario Canada
Monday, 25. February 2008 16:14  Write a comment Send E-mail

Well Hello There

I came across this website on a Google search on some family history!! I must say thank you!!

Albert and Leonard Mears were my great uncles that were bopth killed on the same day in WW1.
I am curious to know where you got the picture of Leonard Mears,as I am trying to get information on my family history,and since you are in the U.K. you might have a few leads.

I have a picture of Albert and Leonard Mears that I can send if you would like to update your site.They were taken in around 1916

Please keep up the Good Work

Mike

Franjo Horvat:
Dear Michael !
Your father in Drago,born in Yugoslavia( Croatia ), mother Miriam, sister Janice ???????

Franjo Horvat:
You are correct.......send Me an email.
Mike

Michael Safko:
Franjo....contact me through email ,if you ever come back here-08/21/2009
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Mrs. G. Boudreau  
brendansnanny(at)sympatico(dot)ca
Location:
Ontario, Canada
Wednesday, 6. February 2008 02:29  Write a comment Send E-mail

A truly fascinating site. Well done. I'm inspired to go find my copy of the poem "A Private of the Buffs", and read it again ... and again.

Thank you for your efforts to remember the young men of Kent who gave their lives for King and Country.
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Colleen Prior  
ColleenPrior50(at)myfamily(dot)com
Location:
Essex
Saturday, 10. November 2007 20:33  Write a comment Send E-mail

Thank you for us the priviledge of viewing your website. It is good to remember those who fought for us in both world wars and we should never forget what the they did for us. Keep up the good work.

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trevor martin  
christine(dot)martin2(at)tiscali(dot)co(dot)uk
Location:
thanet
Saturday, 14. July 2007 17:38  Write a comment Send E-mail

having moved away from sittingbourne nearly thirty years ago iwasnt aware of the tree's and plaques being moved or cut down in rememberance ave in the name of progress what a shame i still remember reading the nameplates like it was yesterday

steve:
They are still there ( new ones ) :)
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Heather  
hvanvonderen(at)hotmail(dot)com
Location:
Canada
Sunday, 4. March 2007 23:16  Write a comment Send E-mail

Your website is incredible ! Thankyou !!

The memory must be kept.
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sandra  
Location:
yorkshire
Saturday, 3. March 2007 20:47  Write a comment

Thank you for sharing this invaluable information, done with such loving care.
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Tina Jones  
georgiegirl(at)metronet(dot)co(dot)uk
Location:
Sittingbourne
Tuesday, 13. February 2007 22:33  Write a comment Send E-mail

A fantastic site - such wonderful history you've gathered here.
Thank you for all the work you've put into this and the respect that comes through - I'll mention this site whenever I get the chance.
Fantastic work.
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Dai Floyd  
dgfloydy(at)msn(dot)com
Location:
sittingbourne
Thursday, 9. March 2006 15:44  Write a comment Send E-mail

Researching my own family history in the first war, come across th is site, very interesting i must say, i'm originally from south wales, but my wifes'great granfather served with the buffs in mesopatamia, and we have some letters photos etc, if you are interested in copies of these please let me know.
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Claire Bernthal  
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Wednesday, 1. March 2006 20:28  Write a comment

Hi, I am a teacher at Murston Junior School in Sittingbourne. I am planning 'A Local Study' for my year 5/6 Class on the area and decided to look look at World War I. This site has been fantastic and the information about people from the local area invaluable. Thanks. I plan for the children the write letters to the soldiers in the trenches commenting on their situation. I am very excited about this project.
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