Private Edmond Jessop Hoyle together with a golfing friend joined the 1st Hull Pals - 10th Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) and subsequently went on a Map reading course at Ripon Barracks before being posted to France. Edmond was wounded and whilst on his stretcher being repatriated he had his personal possesions stolen. On his return Edmond gained a MSc at Leeds University.
Photograph of Edmond Jessop Hoyle; Collocated information on Edmond, including a letter from the Prince of Wales's Own Regiment of Yorkshire, Museum and Archive; photocopies of documentation pertaining to the awarding of the British War medal and Victory medal; photocopies of pages from the book The East Yorkshire Regiment in the Great War.

Edmond Jessop Hoyle
Photograph of Edmond Jessop Hoyle in uniform. Name on the back says Edmund, but everywhere else in official reports he is referred to as Edmond.
Photograph
Documents pertaining to Edmond Hoyle
A booklet of documents providing information about Edmond Hoyle and the company he served with. It includes photocopies of the Medal Rolls index card for Hoyle, photographs of his British War Medal and his Victory Medal, photocopied extracts from the 1928 book by Everard Wyrall The East Yorkshire Regiment in the Great War amongst other documentation.
Book