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Photograph of Harry with his battalion || || Photograph taken on Armistice Day 1918 || Photograph || || Official document || War Office notification of Harry being wounded

Margaret's autograph book, Photograph of Margaret and George's wedding day, Australian Imperial Force cap badge, Australian Imperial force 1914/15 medal, Employers medal awarded by the mining company who ran Abermain Colliery to the men who had served it is inscribed on the back with his details, George's Australian passport used upon re-immigration. || My Grandfather George Alexander Mitchell emigrated to Australia to work as a miner in Ipswich near Brisbane around 1910/11 and joined the Imperial Australian Force July 27 1915.He was sent to fight on the Western Front for the duration. During his leave he returned to his Mother's home in Lochore in Fife and there met Margaret Selby who later became his wife. George returned to Australia in March 1919 to be demobbed and then re-emigrated to Scotland in March 1920. Margaret and George married in August 1920. || || Margaret Mitchell's (Selby) autograph book || Cover of autograph book || Autograph || Home Front || Front || Women || || Photograph of George Alexander Mitchell and Margaret Selby on their wedding day || Home Front || || Memorabilia || Australian Imperial force cap badge || Cap badge || || Italian Front || Australian Imperial force 1914/15 medal || Western Front || Medal || Medal Awarded to George Alexander Mitchell || || medal awarded by their employers to men working at Abermain Colliery in Australia who had served in the Australain Imperial force || English || Slovenščina || Medal || Employers medal awarded to men working at Abermain Colliery in Australia || -27.6140932,152.7584716 || Ipswich, Australia || || Official document || George's Australian passport used when he returned to the UK || Front || Australian passport || || Back || Official document || Back of Australian passport || Back page of George's Australian passport