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Pte. George "Dodger" Green

British Army 2nd Btn. South Lancashire Regiment

from:Hull

(d.3rd Sep 1916)

Letter informing his wife Sarah of his injury

George Green was a private who had previously fought in the Boer war. He was still on the reserve list and received call up papers on the day war was declared. He fought with the BEF and was injured in his right arm during an assault in the Richbourg area.

He was admitted to the hospital on 15th October 1914. It is not know when he rejoined his company. He died on the 3rd September 1916 on the Somme near Thiepval where his company were trying to take the Liepsig Redoubt. The picture of him was taken on a ward at the hospital and his wife Sarah wore it around her neck in a locket all her life. She never re married.

Locket Picture



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