Post by kennethedwardberry on Oct 3, 2008 19:29:36 GMT -5
Hi All,He was always Uncle Donny to me and his wife Aunty Winnie
He was my Grandfather's Brother Thomas Edward Lunt (3rd Engineer S.S.Sagamore,torpedoed 3rd March 1917.One of only 7 survivors lost both lower limds just below knees)
I last saw Uncle Donny and Aunty Winnie 9,Pleham Road Wallaset 1950.they had a son Colin.If any of the family of these relies would love to hear or any help would be appreciated
Best Regards Ken Berry
ps The surname Nettleton goes back two generations Thomas Lunt married Elizabeth Nettleton 15th,June 1884,at Balliol Road Wesleyain Church,West Derby. Her fathers name was James (Deceased) Stonemason.Thank You again Ken
He was my Grandfather's Brother Thomas Edward Lunt (3rd Engineer S.S.Sagamore,torpedoed 3rd March 1917.One of only 7 survivors lost both lower limds just below knees)
I last saw Uncle Donny and Aunty Winnie 9,Pleham Road Wallaset 1950.they had a son Colin.If any of the family of these relies would love to hear or any help would be appreciated
Best Regards Ken Berry
ps The surname Nettleton goes back two generations Thomas Lunt married Elizabeth Nettleton 15th,June 1884,at Balliol Road Wesleyain Church,West Derby. Her fathers name was James (Deceased) Stonemason.Thank You again Ken