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'The lingering pain of not knowing where his remains lay, must have been acute'
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'The lingering pain of not knowing where his remains lay, must have been acute'
In response to my column about the six Smith Brothers of Barnard Castle, five of whom were killed in World War I, Lynn Catena contacted me to say: "My mum’s brother was killed in action on December 19th, 1941, at 24 years of age, writes Sarah Walker.
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