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I cannot see how to enter the MIs. Please advise.

Thanks Pat that is a shame but the Bristol Archives are helpful I will contact them about it. Yes she may have had a connection through Nursing but not entirely sure. She had TB and was in Chard Sanatorium for a while. I feel they may have been friends in Nailsea perhaps through Holy Trinity Church. Probably will stay a mystery Cheers!

I have a debt to pay the REW family - because one of the first people I met when attending meetings of the Nailsea Local District Society was Phyllis HORMAN nee REW who consulted the Wraxall Records for me and let me have pages of STOKES information. Although the Society was mainly interested in local history - Phyllis with her vast knowledge of the area was extremely helpful to people researching their families.

Can you add REW to the Surname Interests? - perhaps we have other members who are researching it.

Sadly, my own Pennant collection appears to end at No 40 - but there is a copy of No 42 in the Bristol Archives It might be worth contacting them to see if they can send you the article you are looking for.  There is an entry on the 1939 Register for Geraldine King HARMAN at Ouse Manor, Bedfordshire which her widowed mother, Constance.  Her father had died earlier that year.

This also mentions her involvement with Nursing which you already know about - Is this where she had a connection with your relation?   She was a member of the Territorial Force Nursing Service and received a medal after WW1.  Her rank "Special Military Probationer"  (S M P)