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Posted on July 7, 1917 by: Walter E

Letter to Mother from Bapaume

7/07/1917 Dear Mother Today is the anniversary of my first time over the “parapet’ and incidentally of poor Bert Allen and Billy Hookhams death and …

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Posted on July 4, 1917 by: Walter E

Letter to Father from Bapaume

C/O Mrs Hookham 24 Donavon Ave Muswell Hill London N10 (no date but Papa wrote on it 4 July 1917) Dear Father I am taking …

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Posted on July 3, 1917 by: Walter E

Letter to Aunt Evie from Bapaume

3/7/1917 Sgt W.H. Elkington 4106 C. Coy. 20th Battalion A.I.E.F. Dear Aunt Evie, Thanks for your last letter which I received recently & which I …

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Posted on July 1, 1917 by: Walter E

Journal about Bapaume Letter

Arrived at Boulogne, we were marched to “One Blanket Hill” camp on the west side of Boulogne and there remained the night in huts, being …

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Posted on June 26, 1917 by: Walter E

Letter to Mother from England

St Aubyns Woodborough Road Putney about July 1917 Dear Mother, I have been granted 10 days leave and am now engage in looking up all …

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Posted on June 21, 1917 by: Walter E

Journal about England Letter

On June 21, 1917, I was detailed to proceed on leave to England for 10 days. First I was paraded to the battalion M.O. and …

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Posted on June 13, 1917 by: Walter E

Journal about Puchivillers Letter

About June 13, we suddenly received orders for the battalion to entrain at a Village called Puchivillers, so the same afternoon we entrained and shortly …

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Posted on June 2, 1917 by: Walter E

Letter to Mother from Rubempre

Address reply to Cpl Elkington 4106. C Coy Batt AIF. (Some paper degradation) Dear Mother. The time has arrived for me to write to you …

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Posted on May 23, 1917 by: Walter E

Journal about Rubempre Letter

We were informed by Col. Ralston that we would remain for at least five weeks at Rubempre which time was to be spent in training …

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