Category talk:Bataan Death March prisoners

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Can someone add my (late) father-in-law, Gilbert Butler to these lists. He was both a Bataan Death March survivor, and a prisoner of war held in Japan. Thanks in advance.

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can someone place my father's name on the list on H: Revis Charles Hyde

Category entries are the result of adding "Category:Bataan Death March prisoners" to the bottom of the page for that person. It might be a little hard for you to write a good page for this person going as Google only gets one hit for him. That said, perhaps there were published news articles about him at the time that don't show up in google. If there are, perhaps you or someone in your extended family should write up a page on him. Brholden 17:43, 3 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Gaylord Martin was a survivor

He was very tall 6'6" plus and lived in California. Can anyone confirm?

I can confirm, he was my grandfather's brother I believe. My grandfather is earnest ambrose martin. Whole family was very tall. Half of which ended up in California. 71.204.29.206 (talk) 19:45, 2 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]