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Private William Cecil Tickle

  • 17 older comments, and then…
  • Wimberry Moss said:
    Wow. How could Mrs Tickle have kept a steady hand writing this? Heart-breaking and humbling. But proud and grateful!
  • kenny boy 1960 said:
    what a handsome man
  • wobblybob2011 said:
    He is the spitting image of Steve Gerrard who plays for liverpool !
  • gill_faulds said:
    John you are the idiot! These were just children who many went off as their only chance of seeing the World & for many escaping grinding poverty. My Grandfather was very badly wounded during WW1-he felt he was serving King,Country & protecting his family-dirty words nowadays. My Mother's Uncle was only 16 when he received the wounds which would kill him three years later-after three years of paralysis. You might call them idiots I think of them as brave but foolish boys who thought they were doing their duty.
  • N.Nicola said:
    gill he was calling wobblybob an idiot actually

Newbegin, Hornsea 1900 (archive ref PO-1-65-23)

  • a r malfatti said:
    Que lugar agradável.
  • Keith Dorey said:
    Query the church - looks like Hornsea URC. Cannot find any reference to St Augustins there is St Nicholas at other end of street. May be changed at some point since 1900
  • East Riding Archives said:
    Keith Dorey Thanks for clarifying this Keith, very helpful.
  • East Riding Archives said:
    a r malfatti Te agradece. Hornsea é uma linda cidade inglesa junto ao mar.

Heirloom coffee set, designed by John Clappison (est. 1960s) (DDPH/9/1/5 451)

  • Vince O'Sullivan said:
    That design is very much of its time. Of interest to collectors rather than "users".