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Amyatt Byng Giraud

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  • Title
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    Amyatt Byng AWMM
  • Surname
    Giraud AWMM
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    Armyatt AWMM
  • Service number
    4171 AWMM
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    Male AWMM
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    South Africa Farmer/Civilian Ministry for Culture and Heritage
    Hawera, Taranaki Ministry for Culture and Heritage
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    • Not in New Zealand Cemetery Records

      Father was named Byng Thomas Giraud.

      Name incorrectly spelt as Armyatt in rolls. AWMM
    • born 19 May 1879 Mahableshawar India. Served in Boer War. Emigrated to Nakusp BC Canada married and moved to Smithers BC. Died 24 Mar 1949. 6 children, many grandchildren Public - Barry - Direct descendant - 25 July 2021 - Family Records
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    Smithers British, Columbia Canada AWMM
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  • Hello, a spelling mistake. My grandfather was Amyatt Byng Giraud, not "Armyatt". He is buried in the cemetery in Smithers British Columbia Canada. He emigrated to Canada with his brother, Evelyn Herve Byng Giraud who was also in the Boer War

    Thank you
    Public - Barry James - Direct descendant - 24 November 2022
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24 November 2022Barry JamesNorth VancouverDirect descendant
25 July 2021BarryNorth Vancouver British Columbia CanadaDirect descendant

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