Transcript of an interview with Hazel Wyke conducted by Nicole Curby in regard to the WW1 Centenary Oral History Project. See also CD NP4053.An interview with Hazel Wyke. wyke, hazel, world war 1914 - 1918, curby, nicole

Transcript of an interview with Eric Metcher conducted by Nicole Curby in regard to the WW1 Centenary Oral History Project. An interview with Eric Metcher. metcher, eric, world war 1914 - 1918, curby, nicole

Transcript of an interview with Jim and Keith Harvey conducted by Nicole Curby in regard to the WW. Centenary Oral History Project. See also CD: NP4053.An interview with Jim and Keith Harvey.harvey, jim, harvey, keith, world war 1914 - 1918, curby, nicole

Transcript of an interview with Stephen Fankhauser conducted by Nicole Curby in regard to the WW1 Centenary Oral History Project. See also CD: NP4053.An interview with Stephen Fankhauser . stephen fankhauser, world war 1914 - 1918, curby, nicole

Article on Year 10 Luther College students' research project on local soldiers who died in the First World War.Article on Year 10 Luther College students' research project on local soldiers who died in the First World War.soldiers, world war 1914-1918

Letter to Mrs. Jackschowsky notifying her of acquisition of properties in Mitcham and Northcote and requesting Documents of Title. This was done under Treaty of Peace ratified 10/1/1920jackschowsky, mary elizabeth, australia. department of trade & customs, world war 1914-1918

Photo donated by Margaret Clarke, daughter of Stanley D.Livermore who enlisted in 1915. Roll of Honor used to hang in Mechanics Institute Hall which was on the site now occupied by the Scout Hall, Canterbury Road, Vermont.|Ron Clarke took it home when old hall was pulled down. It was just about falling to pieces but Ron wired it up and photographed it. Has not been located sinceBlack and white photo of Roll of Honor for Vermont Volunteers 1918 War.|PLEASE NOTE - The names on the board are divided into years as follows :-| 1914 -|Bowan to Holbery 1915 - Riley to|Livermore 1916 - Anderson to|White 1917 - Caplin to Mauwar memorial vermont, clarke, margaret, vermont mechanics institute, world war 1914-1918, bowan, w.j, cookesley, w., holberry, r., holbery, riley, j., anderson, a., bromley, ron., bruford, h.r., carter, f.a., w.h., christie, dawe, p.a., embling, s., fankhauser, c.a.a., geal, albert, husband, c.t.m., hall, charles samuel, jay, w.a., j.w., livermore, c.r., s.d., d.c., f.m., beard, boyle, r.g., chafer, j.h.e., collins, a.m., cooke, g., gee, graham, macwhiney, r.c., g.a., harris, p., hughes, kent, l., lloyd, d., mckinley, mcleod, n.l., mock, t., morgan, plumridge, h.e., pye, william r., scammell, c.h., uren, leonard., wallace, c.h.a., white, f.i., caplin, a.a., course, e., dibben, h., matheson, c.e., mau, l.j.

Of further importance is that William George Hogg served in the same unit as William Lionel Schwerkolt in the First World War in France. William Schwerkolt died on 9 November 1916 and the action and his death is recorded in George Hogg war diary.Black and white copy of Hogg Family taken on Christmas Day 1918 immediately after William Hogg's return from The Great War 1914-18 to the family Farm House, 'Rosebank', Toolern Vale via Melton. All are now buried in the Melton Cemetery.|George Cox a member of the W.H.S is Grandson of William George Cox.|Of importance is that William Hogg was in same unit as unit as William Lionel Schwerkolt in France.|Cross Ref: ND3736hogg, george, william george, tolhurst, elizabeth, catherine, thomas, ethel, elsie, jack, toolern vale, cox, schwerkolt, william, world war 1914 -1918

Black & white photograph of the flyleaf of the New Testament presented by British and Foreign Bible Society to William Schwerkolt when he enlisted in A.I.F. in the first world warschwerkolt william, world war 1914 -1918, british and foreign bible society

Black and white photograph of William Schwerkolt working behind the lines in World War One.schwerkolt william, world war 1914 -1918

Black & white photograph of the temporary cross placed on his grave in France.schwerkolt william, world war 1914 -1918