Find attached two transcripts relating to Philip Ebenezer Palmer, a Canadian from New Brunswick who at the end of his life secretly recorded, in great detail, his War experiences chronicling 1914 onward. His surprised family discovered the tapes in the 1970s after his passing, and preserved them for their children.Contributed via Age Exchange (http://www.age-exchange.org.uk) as part of the Children of the Great War project (http://www.childrenofthegreatwar.org.uk) at a collection day at Age Exchange, UK. To see all material contributed by Age Exchange, or to see more contributions from this collection day, follow the links at http://www.childrenofthegreatwar.org.uk/archive.html - For further information email: greatwar@age-exchange.org.uk || || Philip Ebenezer Palmer || Photograph || Photograph of P.E. Palmer in uniform || || Photograph || Photograph of P.E. Palmer || || Interview || Kathleen Murrell talks about her relationship with her grandfather || Interview with Kathleen Murrell || Philip Ebenezer Palmer || || A transcript of Philip E. Palmer, relaying his wartime experiences, from a 1971 recording || Canada || 56.130366,-106.34677099999999 || Memoirs of Philip Ebenezer Palmer

Photograph of Alvin Whitely, at his son's wedding. Back row from left - Alvin Whiteley, his second son Geoffrey, Mr Edginton (father of bride). Front row from left - Alvin's wife Lilian, Alvin's elder son Philip, bride Marjorie Edginton, Mrs Edginton.

Photograph of Corporal Alvin Whitely, with his father Albert Edward Whiteley (Ted), mother Clara Whiteley nee Wood, and his sister Margaret Whiteley (seated).