I have at last located the drawing of Denis Oswald Jones and digitised it. If you would still like a copy please supply me with a suitable email address to send it to. You can do this via the blue envelope next to my User Name – in accordance with site policy it’s likely to be removed if it goes in a public post.

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Mike

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Mike

I’m afraid my mother revealed nothing about Dennis’s suffering as a POW. However, this link (kindly supplied by Jefff) suggests that he did die on the Burma-Thailand railway.

http://www.roll-of-honour.org.uk/Thailand-Burma_Railway/J/html/jo_database_77.htm

Yes, I did realise that Dennis Oswald Jones was your mother's second husband and it was really optimism on my part that I might find out anything more about him than I have learnt already.
I know which War Cemetery he was buried in and do have a photograph of him from the local paper of the time. I just wondered if your mother might have said whether or not he worked on the Burma- Siam railway during the 15 months he was a POW?
I certainly would appreciate a copy of the sketch you refer to, or any other information you might be able to provide.
I remember your mother very well and often saw her outside the house in Culver Street
Kind regards,
Joyce Carter.

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Dennis Oswald Jones, as I expect you are aware, was my mother's second husband. He died in the far east during WWII. I have very little information about him since, although my mother did on rare occasions mention him, she never spoke about his experiences during the war. Indeed, she may not have known much about what he went through. I think I still have a photograph of him and also a drawing of him made by one of his comrades-in-arms. I also have details of his resting place in Burma. If any of this material is of interest I will try to unearth it although it may take a little while.

Best regards,
Mike

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