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Private William David Evans

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  • shayes2006 said:
    From the Commonwealth Graves Commission
    Name: EVANS, WILLIAM DAVID
    Initials: W D
    Nationality: United Kingdom
    Rank: Private
    Regiment/Service: South Wales Borderers
    Unit Text: 1st Bn.
    Date of Death: 25/07/1916
    Service No: 33612
    Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
    Grave/Memorial Reference: Pier and Face 4 A.
    Memorial: THIEPVAL MEMORIAL
  • Steve Smith said:
    SDGW Info:

    Name: William David Evans
    Birth Place: Llechyrd, Cardigan
    Death Date: 25 Jul 1916
    Death Location: France & Flanders
    Enlistment Location: Cardigan
    Rank: Private
    Regiment: South Wales Borderers
    Battalion: 1st Battalion
    Number: 33612
    Type of Casualty: Killed in action
    Theatre of War: Western European Theatre
  • Christian Lüts said:
    Best Match from 1901 census.
    1901 Census records him, 10 years old [b. 1891, Llechryd, Cardiganshire] living with his parents Benjamin [b.1853, Llandugwydd, Cardiganshire] and Anne [b. 1860, Eilgerran, Pembrokeshire] and his younger sister, Mary [b. 1893, Llechryd, Cardiganshire]. The address of the home is the Tivy Side Inn, his father being recorded as the inn-keeper. The premises survived until 1934 when it was demolished although it had not been a public house since 1930, having been closed under the auspices of the 1910 Licensing (Consolidation) Act, a re-hash of the Licensing Act 1904. Compensation was paid to the owner of the premises and the licensee for the removal of the license and the closure of the premises.
    Below is an overlay of a 1906 map onto a Google Earth screen-shot of the location of the premises with two turn of the century photographs of the premises one showing a stage-coach the other show the premises view from across the river Tivy. Click on the picture for a large version.
  • Charlotte Czyzyk said:
    Help piece together the Life Stories of more than 8 million men and women who made a contribution during the First World War at www.livesofthefirstworldwar.org/

Minties van of H.Bear near the Conservatorium / W.A. Webber

  • mistranslatedcap said:
    Wonderful stuff! I'm very happy that the State Library of New South Wales is uploading parts of their collection, it is a great service to Australians and all people world wide.
  • Down Under Photography said:
    mistranslatedcap I agree... I'm also glad to see some of the collection up here on flickr. Cheers!
  • Horatio J. Kookaburra said:
    I couldn't agree more. Every page is a delight, and it is wonderful that the public can at last access these records of their history. Sam Hood's photographic map of the life of Sydney in the first half of the 20th Century is simply stunning. Well done SLNSW.
  • State Library of New South Wales said:
    Don't forget that even more information is available from the State Library of NSW website www.sl.nsw.gov.au/
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