Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: WW1

Taken by my husband's grandfather, Harry King. Written on the back: "Duchess of Fife" taken from "Duchess of Buccleuch" Sept 1918

See the following photo for the writing on the back.

..of the preceding photo.

Harry King seated on chair 2nd from right.

Written on the back: Most of the ship's company. The "Chief" in the centre. Hyde on his right and the II, minus hat and collar, on his right.

An incredibly poignant postcard sent by Annie Nolan to her fiancee's sister Polly Gregory. Sent by Alix. See preceding photos for explanation and story of the postcard.

My grandfather in WW1. He was a Conscientious Objector but served on the ambulance crew at Gallipoli and also in Egypt with the Red Cross. He rarely ever talked about his war experiences to his family. He lost two brothers in the war, within weeks of each other. This has been an absolutely amazing few weeks for me for family connections. (4/10) This wonderful portrait was sent to me from a relative in England who found me through a photograph in my Gregory Set. www.flickr.com/photos/dlundbech/3554112591/in/set-7215761... Not only have I never seen this photo of my Grandad before but my mother has never seen it (she never saw any picture of him from the War.) Alix - my fourth cousin - kindly sent me others,(equally amazing) - that I will post shortly. This in addition to connecting with close (unknown) relatives on my Dad's side - with previously unseen photos - and finding out info about my husband's family.

Written on the back: "Bob" Robert Kinnish Wounded in Action Sept. 15th Died Sept. 19th 1916 Printed - The Studio, 22 Paxton Terrace, Barrow-in-Furness An unknown friend - found in my husband's grandparent's photos after they died.

Written on the back: Big gun emplacement blown in.

George Henry Gregory. He and his brother Arthur died within one month of each other in France, His parents were sent the following: Gone from us but not forgotten Never shall their memory fade Fell while fighting for their country Now they lie in soldiers graves. In loving memory of (His brother's information and ..) also Driver George Henry Gregory No. 103362 48th R.F. A. Who was killed in action April 9. 1918 In his 20th year My mother tells me that she heard he was driving an ammunition truck and it took a direct hit.