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This button stick belonged to Guardsman Percy Buckerfield of the 1st battalion Grenadier Guards who was killed in action on the 27th September 1944. Percy Buckerfield is buried in the Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetery.

Apologies, having now looked at your other photographs I now see that you knew this already,

High Wood
thanks anyway.I want to try using this forum to the other numbers to figure out and where these are are of burried.zo also want to find out any family remained so that i can maby make contact with them.I found Morgan and Buckerfield by google.I have great respect for the men who fought in ww2.have these graves visite with my childeren.it remains impressive.all information are welkom.

sorry for my englisch
greetings Paul

It would seem that you have found the debris from a casualty clearing station.

With regard to the other button sticks: 2737032 belonged to L/Cpl T J Nooks, 1/ Welsh Guards who was wounded 23rd September 1944 and 2616852 belonged to L/Sgt A Williamson, 1/Grenadier Guards, who was wounded on 29th September 1944. I cannot make out the numbers on the other buttons sticks from the photographs so if you can tell me what they are I will try and find them.

If you want copies of the casualty lists with their names on send me your email address via a personal message and I will forward them.

Simon

Hello Simon

Thanks for the information.is there a possibility to get pictures from these men.I have pictures of H morgan from the internet,but would also like to have pictures from the others.have searched in Holland but can not find anything.the other numbers are.
2324391
6010376
GG2121 of GG21221.
email p.strik@outlook.com
greetings Paul.

Hello, that is my great great uncle Percy