BATTLE OF EPEHY SEPTEMBER 18TH 1918
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5:30 18th September 1918 The Norfolks went over the top to attack German positions, my Gradfather was in the first wave and was immediately killed by enemy machine gun fire. my Grandmother died in 1920, so my 18 month old mother was an orphan Her aunt adopted her. A sad story,..the horror and futility of war
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DAVID WILKES
EX. ARCHITECT, INTERIOR DESIGNER,EXHIBITION DESIGNER,WORLD TRAVELS AS A MERCHANT SEAMAN,LIVED FOR A SPELL IN ST. IVES CORNWALL,WAS AN ASSOCIATE OF THE INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ARTISTS & DESIGNERS. NOW RETIRED AND RESIDING NEAR CANNOCK CHASE AND PURSUING HOBBIES OF PAINTING AND SONGWRITING
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