GWR Magazine Dec 1917 Alfred Boxall's Obituary
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Many readers will learn with regret that Second-Lieut.
Alfred Boxall, one of the officers of the 262nd (G.W.R.)
Constructional Company,
was killed on October 25th
by an enemy shell whilst
carrying out work in an
advanced position in
France. At the time of
joining the Colours on February 3rd last, Lieutenant
Boxall was an
assistant on the staff of the divisional engineer at
Shrewsbury, and previously
was for some time in the chief engineer's
office at Paddington. He
was the youngest son of
Mr. G. Boxall, for many
years the Company's Chief
Cashier. Letters received
from his late fellow officers
speak in the highest terms of his gallant behavior and
soldierly qualities.
Photo of soldier with hat
2nd Lt. A. Boxall
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