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| Men In Uniform |
| U.K. Ancestors |
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| These are the men who helped keep us free during a turbulent time. Unfortunately only one name can be linked to these heroic soldiers. Can anyone help with the identies of the others? Are you related to one of these men? |
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| The only thing on this picture was the Number 03693a or 0369Ba |
| "This was taken on the same holiday in France this being my brothers grave" |
| From the picture it was impossible to make out what was written on the stone. |
| On the back of this photo where you would place a stamp it had this "marking" [inserted near this gentleman's feet] |
| "Wishing you a Happy Christmas From your Nephew Albert Morris" |
| Markings on back: (Arthur Shaw 160 St George's Road, Bolton 87) |
| Albert Morris was a nephew to - (Ernest Lomax born 31 March 1887). Ernest's sister Mary Ann Lomax married an A. Morris. It is not known if this Albert is her son. Albert came to Canada from England with his wife Helen. Their daughter was born in Canada. |
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| Young men's faces stare at you From this web page that you view Someone somewhere knew them well If it's you, please tell Only then, can their life unfold They'll rest in peace their story told. |
| by Anne MacGregor |
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