Historians say they have made progress in searching for living relatives of Harry Dunn.
Historians say they have been inundated with enquiries as they search for living relatives of a World War One servicemen who had been "forgotten".
He returned home to the Brislington area of Bristol at the start of 1919, but died of pneumonia only a month later. "We believe that there are several living descendants of Harry Dunn through his Keepin family, which is his maternal family.
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