Photographs of Pt William Beattie and his sweetheart Madge; document showing grave of Pt Beattie || Private Willian Beattie died 1917 at Ypres. Member 77 Field Ambulance, R.A.M.C. His brothers James and Georga also signed up. His brothers survived. Each brother is understood to have served at the Somme. Submitted also with the photo of Private William Beattie is a photo of his girlfriend Madge. She sent a photo of herself (or gave a photo of herself) to William Beattie. He cut the photo down to fit his breast tunic pocket. The pocket was retrieved from his body and was returned with his personal effects. Agnes Beattie (married name Kennedy) is a niece of private William Beattie. Her family believe that the photo was bloodstained on its return. Private William Beattie is buried at Reninghelst New Military Cemetary Poperinge, West-Flanders, Belgium, 9.5 kilometres of ieper Town Centre

Photograph in uniform and war medal. || My GrandFather,He fought in the Darnieulles in france with the 'second leinsters' (Dublin Fusileers). From 4 Watkins Buildings, The Combe Dublin. 7215 PTE William Byrne. He survived the war. (Unit title unclear ?) || || Private William Byrne || Medal || Trench Life || Front

Private William Evans, served in Mesopotamia as a member of the Veterinary Corps || Photo and medals of Private William Evans, Veterinary Corps, who served in Mesopotamia.