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Frederick Arthur Crick
- missing in action -

A letter from an anxious wife

Answered 18 5/17

May 17th 1917

 

Dear Sir,

Would you be kind enough to forward me any information of my Husband. Pte F Crick. 27518. 7th Border Regt. B. Company, 6, Platoon, B.E.F. France. The last Card I had was dated, April 20th 1917. If you would be kind enough to do this for me, I should esteem it a great favour, as I am very anxious.

Mrs F Crick
13, Charles St.
Rothwell,
Nr Kettering,
Northants.

 

 Timeline

20-04-17Fred wrote to his wife
 
23-04-17Missing in action
 
17-05-17Wife wrote asking for information
 
18-05-17Response can only have reported that Fred was missing
 
09-07-17War Office letter to Infantry Records, Preston, asking for next of kin to be told of a report that Pte Crick had recently arrived at POW Camp Gieesen
 
20-01-18Fred was repatriated
 
Admitted Queen Mary's Hospital (may have been for amputation of left leg, injured in action Apr 17)
 
20-09-18Convalescent. Roehampton
 
26-10-18Discharged from Army


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