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Tag Archives: Ove Thomas Martinius Hansen
“Dear Father – just a few lines to let you know I have done my duty – Sydney. Good-bye all.”
These were the words written by Private Sydney John Penhaligon on a postcard addressed to his father, slipped inside the notebook he carried with him to the First World War. Sydney was hit by shellfire shrapnel on 13 May 1915 … Continue reading
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Tagged 3rd Field Ambulance, AJ Adams, Beverley Walker, Capt HV Conrick, Carbeen, Evelyn Cavaye, F Eichstadt, FJ Thorpe, H Sheppard, Harry Lawder, Hospital Ship Gascon, Indooroopilly and District Historical Society, John Lang, Kenmore, Lt Col Alfred Sutton, Masnedsund, Mena Camp, Nat Gould, OP Kenny, Ove Thomas Martinius Hansen, PH Frazer, Scott Rath, Sydney John Penhaligon, W McNeill, Westhoek
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