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50. stevep - 2012-02-18 16:30:50 |
| Excellent site - thanks for all the good work and interesting information. |
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49. Anthony Hogan - 2012-01-27 15:15:10 |
Hi Alex
I have added James Hood to the website in the Christmas Blitz section.
Thank you for providing us with his information.
CWGC have him as James Ferguson Hood and his date of death as 21.12.1940.
Any information you have on him would be welcome.
Regards Ant |
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48. David John Eason GCM - 2012-01-25 23:17:26 |
Hi again Chaps those of the 11th Hussars (P.A.O) are;
Tpr, William John McVAY-1940
Sgt, Eric Archibald WOOD-1941
Tpr, John Henry MAGUIRE-1943
Tpr, George RAINFORD-1943
Tpr, Gerald BERGER-1944
Tpr, John Allen NORTON-1944
Tpr, John Meryn PHILPIN-1944
Tpr, Robert RODGER-1945
And you now have John James Muscatelli-1940 from Chris.
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47. David John Eason GCM - 2012-01-25 22:48:32 |
Hi Chaps,
Sent you 2 e-mails, the second with other 11th Hussars names from Liverpool WWII, no replies!!!
David  |
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46. Alex Myles - 2012-01-23 22:16:59 |
I believe an entry should be made in your list for the only full Time Liverpool fireman who was killed on duty by enemy action.
His name was James Ferguson HOOD and he was killed by a collapsing wall during an air raid in Forge St/Juniper St Kirkdale on 12-12-1940
Fireman Hood was a Scotsman who joined Liverpool Police Fire Brigade in 1935 as number 379H and he served at Westminster Road fire station |
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45. Ant Hogan - 2011-11-30 22:12:00 |
Hi Eric
Thank you for correcting the Royal Daffodil detils. I have updated them. |
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44. Ant Hogan - 2011-11-30 21:56:05 |
Hi Jackie
Sorry about that. I have now fixed your father’s name. If you would like anything added just contact me on email on home page of website. |
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43. jackie ordish - 2011-11-22 19:43:05 |
| Hi would just like to say i have enjoyed your site very much but would like to correct one thing as i am the youngest daughter of Billy Bellis who lost 7 seven members of his family in the 1940 christmas blizts you have his name as Billy Ellis would be very grateful if you could corrected this as we no longer have our father with us anymore. |
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42. Eric Hallam - 2011-10-27 17:10:32 |
| Hi there excellent web site. Just one amendment needed. The Royal Daffodil 2 was sunk at Seacombe Ferry not at New Brighton. I can still remember the ferry boat standing half submerged as it was tied up at the landing stage. I can still remember walking up as far as Lime Street before being able to get on a tram. And I am 75 next March. |
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41. Chris Muscatelli - 2011-10-23 14:27:04 |
| Very moving-had a lot of Muscatelli and Vermiglio uncles who fought-one died and several emotionally damaged by thier experiences. Thankyou for this site. |
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