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Ivy May Bareham
Land Army
from:Colchester
During the war I was a young lad....now long retired... I had a favourite auntie who was in the Women's Land Army. Her name was Ivy May Bareham and her home was in Colchester, Essex. Is there any way I can see her name on an official document or register. Or is there any record of her. She died from an illness after the war....she was only in her thirties and by that time I had joined the Navy as a boy recruit at HMS Ganges. She is laying in the churchyard at Mistley, Essex and even after all these years I still think fondly of her. Any information would be very warmly welcomed Sincerely Robert Woods, Somerset UK
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