Mark
You asked: When you refer to a "Holbeck Registered Building", what does this infer?
It seems to mean a chapel registered for marriages. All the Google references appear to be in Leeds/Bramley/Holbeck. Perhaps the local superintendent registrar decreed that they should be described in that way.
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Mark Abbott
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Thank you Richard. I was wondering if it was a non C of E place of worship. This line of thought seems to be brought to an end as Harry's service papers confirm him as C of E.
As mentioned in my initial post, Harry was serving with "C" Company, 1st Scots Guards when he died. I have just found details on Sgt John McCauly, who was also serving with "C" Company on the 27 November 1917.
http://gphs1800.tripod.com/Mcaulay.htm
As mentioned in my initial post, Harry was serving with "C" Company, 1st Scots Guards when he died. I have just found details on Sgt John McCauly, who was also serving with "C" Company on the 27 November 1917.
http://gphs1800.tripod.com/Mcaulay.htm
Liverpool City Police and the Liverpool Blitz
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Any census information, War Diary or Medal Index Card information within this post is Crown Copyright from http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/
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