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Son of Frederick William Turner Sr. and Sarah Turner.
Digital gallery of Sergeant Frederick William Turner
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Sergeant Frederick William Turner
Letter from Sgt Harry Ross to Frederick's mother, Sarah, reads as follows..<P>
"France Sept 4 1918<P>
Dear Friend: Just a line to you along with poor Fred's personal kit, I am sorry to have kept you waiting this long but I wanted to make sure there was no more. Well Mrs. Turner I have just finished writing to one of the boy's wives, he was killed the same time as Freddie and my goodness its an awful job its the first time I have ever done it and sincerely hope it is the last but I promised the boys I would do it as I missed the battle by going on leave so I must stick to my promise. I will have to close for this time assuring you , you have both mine and the platoon's deepest sympathy.<P>
As Ever Sgt Harry Ross no. 105111."
Digital gallery of
Sergeant Frederick William Turner
Digital gallery of
Sergeant Frederick William Turner
Digital gallery of
Sergeant Frederick William Turner
Digital gallery of
Sergeant Frederick William Turner
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Letter from Sgt Harry Ross to Frederick's mother, Sarah, reads as follows..<P> "France Sept 4 1918<P> Dear Friend: Just a line to you along with poor Fred's personal kit, I am sorry to have kept you waiting this long but I wanted to make sure there was no more. Well Mrs. Turner I have just finished writing to one of the boy's wives, he was killed the same time as Freddie and my goodness its an awful job its the first time I have ever done it and sincerely hope it is the last but I promised the boys I would do it as I missed the battle by going on leave so I must stick to my promise. I will have to close for this time assuring you , you have both mine and the platoon's deepest sympathy.<P> As Ever Sgt Harry Ross no. 105111."
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Page 515 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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VIS-EN-ARTOIS BRITISH CEMETERY, HAUCOURT Pas de Calais, France
Vis-en-Artois and Haucourt are villages in the Department of the Pas-de-Calais, on the road from Arras to Cambrai. The VIS-EN-ARTOIS BRITISH CEMETERY, HAUCOURT is at the north side of the main road between the two villages.
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