WORLD WAR ONE CEMETERIES.

Bill,
Thanks for the email. Yes, feel free to use the pictures on your new site.
Best Regards.
Brent Whittam.
World War I Cemeteries.
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The pages you have created re. the 4th Battalion are wonderfully comprehensive, and must have taken an extraordinary amount of work.
I have placed a link for you.
Edward Nicholl.
Friends of the Green Howards.
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Fantastic web site. What a good idea. I'm happy to add a link to it from my site the next time I do some changes.
Well done.
Guy.
50th Northumbrian Division.
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You seem to have a well laid out and researched web site here. Well done.
A fine research tool for those with an interest in the Yorkshire Regiment and the 1/4th Battalion.
Regards Kevin.
Thornaby on Tees.
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Excellent piece of work.
In fact, it's given me some ideas for a future project.
John Hartley.
More Than a Name - The stories of Stockport's fallen
War Memorials around Cheadle, Cheshire.
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Nice piece of work.
I see you have included some material on Captain D.P.Hirsch VC.
I included his story in my latest book on Arras and have material which I can send you, if you drop me an email.
Paul Reed.
The Old Front Line. Battlefields of the Great War.
Passchendaele Remembered: my new site for the 90th Anniversary.
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Fantastic! - very well done and a superb resource.
Mike Briggs.
Chesterfield Sherwoods on the Somme. 1st July - 18th November 1916
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Well done,
I have some extra info on 9 men who served in the 1/4th Yorkshire Regiment, who are recorded on our website.
Send me an e-mail and I will give you the details.
Chris.
Cravens Part In The Great War.
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A credit to you and the Yorkshires, well done.
Bob Coulson, Middlesbrough.
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Good looking layout. well done.
Arm. Nr Rugby, Warwickshire.
21st Division 1914-18. Divisional History of the Great War.
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Well done!
Bernard Lewis. Neath, W Glamorgan, Wales.
The Swansea Battalion (14th Welsh) in the Great War.
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Nice Site and well laid out.
Shows me I have a long way to go with mine.
Andy.
The Leeds Pals. The 15th (Service) Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own)
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Well done, a well laid out site.
I particularly like the brackets explaining terms and abbreviations after they occur, I've not come across this before.
A good idea.
Spike. Carlisle, Cumbria.
The Lonsdale Pals Battalion, 11th (Service)Battalion, Border Regiment at the Battle of the Somme..
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Excellent website.
I have taken Pte Harry Major, [Killed in Action on the 16th July 1917], under my wing for the past 15 years.
I found a rotting wooden Celtic Cross to him in a Darlington cemetery.
I got permission to remove it, cleaned it up and gave it to the Green Howards Museum.
I believe that it is his original grave marker, he is buried at Heninel.
I will advertise your website to the Cleveland Branch of the WFA at the next meeting, others may have information.
I have a feeling your website will get a little bigger.
Sean. Darlington.
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Excellent website.
Here are most of the 17 men you have not been able to trace.
Andy. Location not known.
Andy sent a message via the Great War Forum clearing up all the missing burial sites etc that I had spent ages trying to find.
Many thanks.
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Grand website. Great labor of love - and tons of time I know.
The images used are great. They are a story in themselves.
County Monaghan History.
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