Norman Binnie was my uncle. He lived at Gordon House, Drumcondra, Dublin. These are four telegrams relating to his army career. They include one instructing him to report to London and another confirming his discharge from the army. They were sent from Finner Camp, Co. Donegal, to Drumcondra Post Office. || 4 telegrams

This was awarded to my great-great granddad for bravery at Regina (Somme) for dragging back an injured comrade across enemy lines. It's down to me to continue the story, and pass it on to my children. || Pay Book Discharge notice Citation; medals and photograph, with notes by his daughter-in-law on the verso.

On the 'Children of the Great War' collecting day at Leyton orient Supporters club, 16th February 2014, Christopher Bates contributed what he knew of great-grandfather Henry Jackson, a North London man who volunteered aged 34 and was killed. || || Interview || Christopher Bates || Henry Jackson