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@woodchal, I have searched Military records, but with so many Raymond Webb's and no middle initials for many of them, plus I have no idea where 'my' Raymond originally came from, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. I've checked newspaper reports too, but with many archives only going back ...

@Woodchal, There is clearly a circumstantial connection to the Raymond Webb b.1893 in Brinkworth, Wiltshire and married Daisy May Carey. I doubt if there are too many “Carey”s. On the 1939 register this Raymond Webb is a haulier DOB given as 6/9/1891. Which is also strange because I tracked down the...

@woodchal, @Vallmo9, I have only just received the first child's birth certificate, thanks to covid- holding everything up.. and the father was the one registering the birth, which is why I plan to get a copy of the fourth child's birth certificate to see what Mum registered Dad as. The family name ...

I did my DNA test through 23andMe, and uploaded the raw data to MyHeritage, GenomeLink and other DNA sites. I learned a lot about the roots I thought I had and the DNA roots I actually have. I opted for sharing and have plenty of small matches, but none close enough to be of use yet. I'm looking for...

My great grandfather's name was Raymond Carey Webb b.1893. I know he was born in 1893 because he 's registered on the 1939 Directory under that name. That name is also associated with Doreen Lucy Udall, my great grandmother whose name I know is right because I have her whole family tree. Raymond Car...