The medal returned tally is now 531.
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07 August 2009
3266 SGT Edward Snell
3266 SGT Edward Snell was born in Queensland but spent some time in WA before WWI. He followed the gold rush as he puts his trade down as a miner and he served in the Goldfields Regiment. When he enlisted his father lived in Marble Bar, WA and that is where Snell was buried in 1960. His medal was sent to me from Dampier, another town in the North West of WA. The medal has had a hard life with the suspender bent and several dents. However, it is on its way back to the family. I would like to make special mention of Jade who was able to find and check the missing records for accuracy. This ultimately assisted us locating the family.
The medal returned tally is now 531.
The medal returned tally is now 531.
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Wonderful Glyn ... pleased this one is returned home :)
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