Keepsake - written memory

• April 17, 2017 16:46:01 Cheryl Ellsworth

   A newspaper clipping is taped to the top of the page: 

  June 22nd, 1918, by license, at St. Mary's

  Church, Banbury, by the Rev. A. J. Jones,

  vicar, Sapper Ernest Arthur Newman, Royal

  Engineers Special Brigade; only son of Mr.

  and Mrs. E. W. Newman, 2 Britannia Road,

  Banbury, to Blanche Sarah, second daughter

  of William Robert Hawtin, of Sibford Ferris

  near Banbury.

  
  

  Ern came home on Friday Evening June 21st 1918.

  I and his Father and two sisters May and Elen

  went to the Station to Meet him that evening.

  We were Married on Saturday June 22nd 1918

  at a quarter to two by licence, at St. Marys

  Church, Banbury by the Rev. A. J. Jones, vicar.

  We left Banbury that Evening, were we trained to

  Hook Norton and walked home to Sibford Ferris

  were I and Ern and Sisters Liley stayed till Monday

  were we left on Monday for Banbury

  Mother came in town with us were we meet

  at his home: I and Ern and my sister Lizzie

  went to the Picture Palace that Evening.

  We left Banbury on Tuesday Morning we were training

  all day and arived at Stoke Devonport a Half past

  ten.

   
  

• February 20, 2017 10:27:43 Eoin Moynihan

  Ern came home on Friday Evening June 21st 1918.

  I and his Father and two sisters May and Elen.

  went to the Station to meet him that evening.

  We were married on Saturday June 22nd 1918

  at a quarter to two by licence, at St. Marys

  Church, Banbury by the Rev. A. J. Jones, vicar.

  We left Banbury that Evening, were we trained to

  Hook Norton and walked home to Sibford Ferris

  were I and Ern and Sisters Siley stayed till Monday

  were we left on Monday for Banbury

  Mother came in town with us were we meet

  at his home. I and Ern and my sister Lizzie

  went to the Picture Palace that Evening.

  We left Banbury on Tuesday morning we were Training

  all day and arived at Stoke Devonport a Half past

  ten.

   
  

  
  

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• February 15, 2017 08:00:48 Julia Rennhofer

  Em came home on Friday Evening June 21st 1918.

  I and his Father and two sisters Mag and Elen.

  went to the Station to meet him that evening.

  We were married on Saturday June 22nd 1918

  at a quarter to two by licence, at St. Marys

  Church, Banbury by the Rev. A. J. Jones, vicer.

  We left Banbury that Evening, were we trained to

  Hook Norton and walked home to Sibford Ferris

  were I and Em and Sister Siley stayed till Monday

  were we left on Monday for Banbury

  Mother came in town with us were we meet

  at his home. I and Em and my sister Lizzie

  went to the Picture Palace that Evening.

  We left Banbury on Tuesday morning we were Training

  all day and arived at Statue Devonfort a Half past

  ten.

   
  

  
  

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• February 15, 2017 07:58:25 Julia Rennhofer

  Em came home on Friday Evening June 21st 1918.

  I and his Father and two sisters Mag and Elen.

  went to the Station to meet him that evening.

  We were married on Saturday June 22nd 1918

  at a quarter to two by licence, at St. Marys

  Church, Banbury by the Rev. A. J. Jones, vicer.

  We left Banbury that Evening, were we trained to

  Hook Norton and walked home to Silford ...

  were I and Em and Sisters Siley stayed till Monday

  were we left on Monday for Banbury

  Mother came in town with us were we meet

  at his home. I and Em and my sister Lizzie

  went to the Picture Palace that Evening.

  We left Banbury on Tuesday morning we were Training

  all day and arived at Statue Devonfort a Half past

  ten.

  
  

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