George Jenkins
Born in Cardiff, George joined up (with the 14 company 3rd Devonshire) in September 1914 alongside many companions. He was in camp in Exeter in 1914 and sent a postcard from there (see Thomas Percy Vivian Jenkins' story).
He went to Rome aboard the SS Elmsgarth in 1916 and sent a postcard to his grandfather while at sea. He died in service.
postcard from Rome to Grandfather
photo of George Jenkins and his intended
CONTRIBUTOR
Jeremy Stuehmeyer
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LANGUAGE
eng
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INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
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