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DIRECTORIES TRANSCRIBED original photographs are not my property and are not available |
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at auction, principal names are Edith McWilliams and Sgt. V. N. W.
McWilliams (Vic) there are photos amongst this collection that I won't put online, they are taken in Singapore possibly and are extremely graphic, of the aftereffects of a bomb |
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a postcard of Como - Piazza Cavour addressed to Sgt. V. N. W. McWilliams, 7897569, North Irish Horse, C.M.F. |
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Postcard addressed to Mrs. E. McWilliams, Silverton Hotel, The Hill, Monkstown, Co. Dublin, from Vic. |
Edith McWilliams, 37 Princetown Road, Bangor, Co. Down |
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on back - Absentees from Group, J. L. T. Glass and L. F. McWilliams |
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on back - The Shrivelled up "Wart" is me |
on back - 29th December 1941 no information |
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NZ/401438 Sgt. S. J. Luke, R.N.Z. A.F. 17.8.41 CWGC |
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In Memory of the Officers and Men of 36 Indian Division Who Fell in Arakan 1944 |
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Glue Matches, Betterware Products Ltd. Ulster Bank Limited, Unveiling of War Memorial, 19th November 1948 Officials of the Ulster Bank Limited who joined His Majesty's Forces during the War 1939-45
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In Proud Memory of These Brave Men, Members of the Staff of Ulster Bank Limited Who Having Volunteered for Active Service, Gave Their Lives for King and Country in the Great War 1939-1945 William H. L. Andrews John W. Bradley Oliver Cumins James E. Glendinning James T. Hawthorne Frederick Long James C. Love Henry Martin William G. McAlister James G. Scott Richard A. Thomas William E. Watson
I hope the following may help you in carrying out your glorious duty:- (signed) M. H. ap Rhys Pryce "Greater Love hath no man than this, that a man spend his life in the service of his friends." - Jesus Christ "The spirit of an Army is the spirit of its Corps of Officers." - Clausewitz "The
Safety, Honour and Welfare of your Country come first, always and every time. Reply by Sir
Arthur Wellesley to a friend who asked him how he could endure an unimportant
appointment after his greater days in India:- "The Soldier who is selfish is ignorant of the rudiments of his profession." - Japanese General, 1900 A.D. |
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on back - Clerys & Imperial Hotel, Sackville Street, Dublin, After Sinn Fein Rebellion of April 1916 |
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on back - The Field-Marshal Presenting Certificates to the Best Recruits Public ? G.H.Q. Jack - Major Brookes - Major Dadson - Colonel Training They had the band of the Inniskilling Fusiliers Blakang-Mati - Sept. 1948 |
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1937 Medical Unit |
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on back - This is where we used to live The Mount, Mt. Maunganni N.Z. 7105 on back - This is where we live now The Strand, Tauranga. N.Z.4979 |
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Sergeants Mess, North Irish Horse, Rimini, July 1945 |
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on back - Feb. 1949 Jack & the GD. 6. Singapore District Major Gen. Dunlop |
Postcard addressed to Mrs. Mathews, 37 Princetown Road, Bangor from Vic. Clonakilty, Cork |
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Queen's University Belfast Officer's Training Corps. |
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