Really? Thanks, I'll try to get a copy of the records.

Nancy

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I was never lost, but I was bewildered once for three days.

--Daniel Boone



On Feb 21, 2007, at 10:12 PM, Langdon wrote:

> Since you are a neice of this Vet, you are an heir and next of kin,  
> according to Virginia's law of intestate succession.  Any living  
> kin, of any degree, should be able to see the records.
>
>   Langdon Hagen-Long
>
>
>
> Sunshine49 <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>   I just received information from another group about records at the
> Library of Virginia, "World War II Military Separation Notices Filed
> in Virginia." On investigating, I found that only the veteran, legal
> heirs, or other legal assignees can have access to these records. My
> uncle was in the army, fought at D-Day, and never married. All of his
> siblings are also gone. I have been trying to find out more, as I
> would like to get a government issued tombstone for his grave at
> Oakwood Cemetery in Richmond. Am I right in assuming that I am not
> qualified to have access to his records? By this reading, no one can
> access his files, as all he has left living are various nieces and
> nephews.
>
> Nancy
>
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