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Greetings again! With some lucky research I was able to find the dnsceedant of Lt. Harry G.H. Eamer-Goult who is buried at VI-D-16 at Railway Dugouts, on the immediate left of my great uncle James. The great nephew is in British Columbia about 3100 km from me. A surviving sniper in the Lt.'s platoon named Seymore was able to tell his grandfather in 1963 about the circumstances of the Lieutenants death. In the trench called Glasgow Cross on right flank of Sanctuary Hill the Lt. went out with a scouting party on patrol, and was hit in the thigh by a schrapnel ball. They got several Bavarian prisoners to be stretcher bearers to get him back. Once back in the trench the stretcher party was caught in a traverse by a minenwerfer blast, and all were killed. Whether my great uncle or the other two members of the regiment buried alongside the Lt. from VI D-15-18 were killed in the same incident is unknown. If you know anything about the location of Glasgow Cross trench I'd really appreciate knowing for my eventual trip to the area. An eyes right to you and Balderick for all the wonderful work !