Memories of T Dawdry, 11th Hussars, item 13

• February 15, 2017 06:19:46 Justin Barski

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  Dear Sir,

             S.G.M.S. T. Dawdray was admitted to this Hospital

  on March 21st, suffering from a severe wound in the chest.

  He was practically unconscious the whole time he was there

  (a few hours only) and so was spared a lot of suffering.  He

  was unable to leave any message and he passed away the same

  night that he was admitted at 3 a.m.  He was buried at

  Marchelpot Cemetery (about 7 miles S.W. of Peronne, and now

  in German hands) and a cross was placed on his grave bearing

  his name, regiment, etc.

  
  

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• February 15, 2017 05:53:21 Justin Barski

  Dear Sir,

             S.G.M.S. T. Dawdray was admitted to this Hospital

  on March 21st, suffering from a severe wound in the chest.

  He was practically unconscious the whole time he was there

  (a few hours only) and so was spared a lot of suffering. He

  was unable to leave any message and he passed away the same

  night that he was admitted at 3 a.m.  He was buried at

  Marchelpot Cemetery (about 7 miles S.W. of Peronne, and now

  in German hands) and a cross was placed on his grave bearing

  his name, regiment, etc.

  
  

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