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The Mystery of Reg.#5646, Cst. George Ledingham
'Friends Not Forgotten'
Dear Superintendent Healy,
My grandfather George enlisted in London,
England I believe, after having served 7 or 8 years in India with the British
Forces.
When he returned to
England, he met my grandmother who was a hospital nurse. He enlisted in the RNWMP in London and
went to Regina, SK for training. I have a copy of his enlistment paper and I
can scan it and send it along to this site if that would be helpful.
I do not know where he served in Canada. He and my grandmother were willing to wait
the X number of years members of the RNWMP had to then wait to marry, but when
WWI broke out that restriction was lifted, his regiment (?) served with the
Seaforth Highlanders.
Thank you very much for this RCMP graves
initiative.
Ms ....P. B.
Granddaughter
The Mystery of Reg.#5646, Cst. George Ledingham
Note: If the reader scans the paragraph above very, very carefully about Constable George Ledingham, one will spot a clue which is most unusual but will solve the Mystery.
Trust me, the answer to the riddle will follow soon.
'Maintain Our Memories'
J. J. Healy,
Reg.#23685
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Yours truly,
BuffaloJoe
Reg.#23685