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Private Edward John Ray (46267) - 2nd and later 3rd Battalion Worcestershire Regiment
Hi Michael, Thank you for the tip. I now have a copy of his informal will.- Highness
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- Forum: WW1 Discussion
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Wheatsheaf Inn - Dudley Road
My great uncle (Joseph Smith) and aunt (Rosina Gertrude Checkley) ran the pub "The Wheatsheaf" during WWII. When my mother's (Jean May Ray) house on 2 Bk/42 Whitmore Street got bombed during the Blitz of WWII (November 1940), she and her parents (Edward John Ray and Violet Checkley) were staying...- Highness
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- Forum: Pubs and Hotels
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Wheatsheaf Inn - Dudley Road
My great uncle (Joseph Smith) and aunt (Rosina Gertrude Checkley) ran the pub "The Wheatsheaf" during WWII. When my mother's (Jean May Ray) house on 2 Bk/42 Whitmore Street got bombed during the Blitz of WWII (November 1940), she and her parents (Edward John Ray and Violet Checkley) were staying...- Highness
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- Forum: Pubs and Hotels
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Private Edward John Ray (46267) - 2nd and later 3rd Battalion Worcestershire Regiment
Private Edward John Ray (46267) with his family - 2nd and later 3rd Battalion Worcestershire Regiment. He is my great granddad. Left to right are: Private Edward John Ray, Jack Ray (son), Albert Ray (son), Edward John Ray (son), Ellen Ray (wife; nee Grainger) and in mid center front Lilly Ray...- Highness
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