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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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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  • January 19, 2018 02:56:58 Thomas A. Lingner

    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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    Contributor
    Russell Turner
    License
    http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/


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