BALLYMENA 1914-1918

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Reply Amanda Steede
4:12 AM on May 12, 2018 
Cullybackey Army Cadets are doing another project for the final year of ?the local Heros?
Competition (coming overall 3rd place last year). Just would like to say a big thanks to this site the information on here is invaluable.
Reply ★ Owner
1:11 PM on February 8, 2018 
Thanks Gary, the Peter error was in the Weekly War section and may have been made at the time. He was correctly listed on the Virtual Memorial. I have changed both. Thank you once more for your help. I'll contact you directly by email.
Reply Gary Wallace
12:13 PM on February 8, 2018 
Hi He was CSM Robert H Wallace Royal Irish Rifles 5619 his family were from Mount St. please email as I have a few docs and pictures of him.amd a lot of info I have found searching over the past 18 months.
Reply Gary Wallace
12:10 PM on February 8, 2018 
Hi I have been researching my Gt grandfather and his family came from Ballymena, he was wounded on the 16/08/1917 and died 2 days later. Could someone contact me as I have a lot of info about him,

Regards Gary
Reply ★ Owner
4:52 AM on February 5, 2018 
Hello Gary, nice to hear from you. Could you give me more details of the misnamed soldier, ideally his number, name as currently listed, his correct name, etc? I'll be most happy to update the entry. Thank you again.
Reply Gary Wallace
11:34 PM on February 4, 2018 
Hi I have noticed you have a peter down as Kia 18th August 1917 when in fact it was my gt grandfather ROBERT.

Regards Gary

Ps please email me if I can be of any help.
Reply ★ Owner
9:11 AM on December 17, 2017 
Ann, sent you an email with Word document attached.
Reply Ann Crossan
4:10 PM on December 16, 2017 
Trying to find any information on John and James McGowan of King Street, Ballymena listed on this site two brothers killed the same day at the Somme
Reply ★ Owner
7:19 PM on November 2, 2017 
You have mail.
Reply Robert S Smith
5:30 AM on November 2, 2017 
Many thanks for your hard work in producing such an excellent and informative website. For the first time I have been able to confirm where my wife's grandfather James Hoy Rae died, namely at Loos in 1915. His daughters were only aged 3 & 1 and there was little family information handed down as they were living in Scotland. She has only now learned of his middle name and that he had a brother Richard who died at the Somme. If anyone has any further information on his family, it would be most welcome. The only other fact of which she is aware is that her mother's m/s was Dunseath which is probably after one of his grandmothers