The story of Ezekiel Harnish, Canadian soldier || The story of Ezekiel Harnish, a Canadian soldier, took place on 15 August 1917 at Hill 70 near Lens in France.

Silver teaspoon with eagle detail on the top. || Mandy Stephen's story doesn't relate to a family member but to an episode of chance. Around 30 years ago, Mandy bought an army trench coat from a charity shop in Sharrowvale, Sheffield that sold a lot of First World War era military uniform. She wore the coat a lot but kept feeling something banging against the back of her leg. Eventually, Mandy unpicked the lining and found a teaspoon. Its eagle insignia, makes it look German. Was this a souvenir picked up by a soldier during the war, sewn in for safe keeping and then forgotten? || || Teaspoon found in the lining of a trench coat || Other

Colin Butler, who submitted this story, worked for Lyn Macdonald researching WW1 and now runs battlefield tours to the Menin Gate. He met Harry Patch (1898-2009)and organised the return of Harry as a member of the 7th Battalion, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, and the oldest surviving WW1 soldier, to Langemarck to unveil a plaque on 27 September 2008. He submitted an album of memorabilia associated with the Langemarck plaque ceremony. || Album of memorabilia associated with the Langemarck plaque ceremony