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Correspondence (1918) from the War Office to the Appleby family | Kildare relating to the death of Jack Appleby

Correspondence (1918) from the War Office to the Appleby family, Kildare relating to the death of Jack Appleby. Jack Appleby, service number 485015, died age 23 and there was no record of his remains.

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CONTRIBUTOR

Mary Broderick

DATE

1918

LANGUAGE

eng

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1

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Europeana 1914-1918

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Date

1918

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Letter

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eng
English

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Europe

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Europeana 1914-1918

Year

1918

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1918

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1918

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Mary Broderick | europeana19141918:agent/c3b4e70b9eebac757ccc1fc5ffbccbb1

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2020-02-25T08:01:54.130Z
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