Two family members killed in WW1
The two brothers Thomas and Ernest Callow fought and died within a month of each other on the battlefields of Northern France in 1917. Their stories are recorded in the attached document 'No happy returns. Family men who went to war' (19 pages).
The Callow familiy history is described in the document 'Notes on the CALLOW family history' (23 pages)
Also included is the Commonwealth War Graves Commission information about Thomas and Ernest Callow who both died in 1917.
Two documents recording the histories of Thomas and Ernest Callow and the Callow family.
CWG infomration about Thomas and Ernest.
Photograph of Thomas Callow.
CREATOR
Brian Edward Callow
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eng
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INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
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