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In memory of the men and women memorialized on the pages of the Winnipeg Evening Tribune during World War One. Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me
Galerie numérique de
Caporal suppléant Harry Anderson
In memory of the men and women memorialized on the pages of the Winnipeg Evening Tribune during World War One. Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me
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Lance Corporal Harry Anderson<B>
C Company (Machine Gun)<B>
1st. C.M.Rs. (Saskatchewan Regiment)<B>
Born in Belfast, Ireland and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Harry and his family in front of their home at 415 Alfred Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba.<p>
Left to right; Harry, Harry's brother Sam, mother, Elizabeth (nee Crowe), Harry's sister, Isabelle and father Alex (Pop).
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Harry's brother Sam's wedding to Amy Beavis in Crystal City, Manitoba 7 August 1928. Left to right: Sam Beavis (Amy's brother), Charlotte Todd, Amy, Sam, Marjory Greenway, Reverend Joseph Hunter and Hilda Hosegood
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Harry's sister Isabelle (Belle) and her husband Stan Westmacott in Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Monty Westmacott (Belle and Stan's son) probably at Gimli Beach in Manitoba
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On the 10 May 2011, Harry's great, great niece, Amy Anderson and her husband Tim visited Harry's grave at 9 Elms cemetry!!
To the best of Gerry Anderson's knowledge (I am Amy's grandfather and Harry's nephew) Amy is the first member of the Anderson family to visit Harry's grave!!
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Amy at the gates to Nine Elms cemetery. Amy has found Harry!!
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Amy at Harry's grave with his picture.
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Harry's tombstone at Nine Elms cemetery (7 - 10 April 1917)
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Amy recording her visit with Harry in the guest book at the Nine Elms Cemetery.
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Amy phoning home to tell the Family that she has visited with Harry and that she has kissed his head stone.
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Amy walking towards the Cross of Sacrifice in the Nine Elms cemetary.
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The trenches around Nine Elms cemetery. Harry and his machine gun crew were most likely killed instantly by a shell that found them while they were valiantly operating their machine gun on the unprotected hell of no- man's- land.
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In memory of the men and women memorialized on the pages of the Winnipeg Evening Tribune during World War One. Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me
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In memory of the men and women memorialized on the pages of the Winnipeg Evening Tribune during World War One. Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me
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Lance Corporal Harry Anderson<B> C Company (Machine Gun)<B> 1st. C.M.Rs. (Saskatchewan Regiment)<B> Born in Belfast, Ireland and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Harry and his family in front of their home at 415 Alfred Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba.<p> Left to right; Harry, Harry's brother Sam, mother, Elizabeth (nee Crowe), Harry's sister, Isabelle and father Alex (Pop).
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Harry's brother Sam's wedding to Amy Beavis in Crystal City, Manitoba 7 August 1928. Left to right: Sam Beavis (Amy's brother), Charlotte Todd, Amy, Sam, Marjory Greenway, Reverend Joseph Hunter and Hilda Hosegood
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Harry's sister Isabelle (Belle) and her husband Stan Westmacott in Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Monty Westmacott (Belle and Stan's son) probably at Gimli Beach in Manitoba
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On the 10 May 2011, Harry's great, great niece, Amy Anderson and her husband Tim visited Harry's grave at 9 Elms cemetry!! To the best of Gerry Anderson's knowledge (I am Amy's grandfather and Harry's nephew) Amy is the first member of the Anderson family to visit Harry's grave!!
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Amy at the gates to Nine Elms cemetery. Amy has found Harry!!
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Amy at Harry's grave with his picture.
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Harry's tombstone at Nine Elms cemetery (7 - 10 April 1917)
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Amy recording her visit with Harry in the guest book at the Nine Elms Cemetery.
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Amy phoning home to tell the Family that she has visited with Harry and that she has kissed his head stone.
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Amy walking towards the Cross of Sacrifice in the Nine Elms cemetary.
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The trenches around Nine Elms cemetery. Harry and his machine gun crew were most likely killed instantly by a shell that found them while they were valiantly operating their machine gun on the unprotected hell of no- man's- land.
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CIMETIÈRE MILITAIRE DE NINE ELMS(France) Pas de Calais, France
Thélus est un village à 6,5 kilomètres environ au nord d'Arras et à un kilomètre à l'est de la route principale qui mène d'Arras à Lens. Le cimetière est du côté ouest de la route principale et à 1,5 kilomètre environ au sud du village.
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