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Son of William and Alice Hone, of Ceylon, Saskatchewan. Native of Hook Norton, Oxon, England.
Digital gallery of Private Thomas Ernest Hone
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
This is the attestation paper for Thomas E. Hone.
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
The second half of Thomas E. Hone's attestation papers.
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
A memoriam to Thomas E. Hone.
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
Thomas E. Hone in his Great War uniform prior to be being deployed.
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
Thomas E. Hone Family Photo
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
Likely Thomas E. Hone's last letter to his mother before being killed.
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
Thomas E. Hone's Diary Entry from his time on the Western Front.
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
Thomas E. Hone's Cross in the spot where he and his army buddies were most likely killed.
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
19 April 2019, CEFRG (Canadian Expeditionary Force Research Group) https://cefrga.ca
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
Name of Great Grand Uncle Thomas Ernest Hone (Middle Row, Second Last Name - Thomas Hone) on Memorial Plaque at St. Peters Church in Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom.
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
Photo of Private Thomas E. Hone's Grave Marker.
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
Photo of Thomas E. Hone taken in England just before coming to Canada.
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Private Thomas Ernest Hone
Photo of Roclincourt British Military Cemetery
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This is the attestation paper for Thomas E. Hone.
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The second half of Thomas E. Hone's attestation papers.
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A memoriam to Thomas E. Hone.
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Thomas E. Hone in his Great War uniform prior to be being deployed.
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Thomas E. Hone Family Photo
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Likely Thomas E. Hone's last letter to his mother before being killed.
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Thomas E. Hone's Diary Entry from his time on the Western Front.
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Thomas E. Hone's Cross in the spot where he and his army buddies were most likely killed.
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19 April 2019, CEFRG (Canadian Expeditionary Force Research Group) https://cefrga.ca
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Name of Great Grand Uncle Thomas Ernest Hone (Middle Row, Second Last Name - Thomas Hone) on Memorial Plaque at St. Peters Church in Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom.
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Photo of Private Thomas E. Hone's Grave Marker.
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Photo of Thomas E. Hone taken in England just before coming to Canada.
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Photo of Roclincourt British Military Cemetery
In the Books of Remembrance
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Page 258 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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ROCLINCOURT MILITARY CEMETERY Pas de Calais, France
Roclincourt is a village a little to the east of the road from Arras to Lens. Take the N 17 from Arras until the junction of this road and the D 60 (first CWGC sign here). Travel along the D 60 into Roclincourt village, for approximately one kilometre, to a right turn (direction St Nicholas). Take this road for approximately 175 metres to a lane on the right. The ROCLINCOURT MILITARY CEMETERY lies 100 metres away at the foot of this lane.
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