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Who would know. Only Mr. Hall would know for sure. Haha. (This is a repost...I completely misread your 'articles being feminine in nature' comment.) Thanks for reading the thread.
Demobilized men handing in their rifles before boarding the Rhine steamer. The steamer took them to Rotterdam on their way to England. Cologne, 23 April 1919.
Demobilized men boarding the Rhine steamer which took them to Rotterdam on their way to England. They are giving up their rifles and bayonets which had to be sealed up during the passage through Dutch waters and were afterwards served out to them again. Cologne, 23rd April 1919.
YMCA book and sundries store on board the Rhine steamer which carried demobilized men from Cologne to Rotterdam, 23 April 1919.
Demobilized men on the Rhine steamer which took them to Rotterdam on their way to England. Note field kitchen in foreground in which the meals were cooked. Cologne, 23 April 1919.
From the Library of Congress. The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram., April 24, 1919.
From the Library of Congress. The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram., April 22, 1919.visitors can't see pics , please register or loginvisitors can't see pics , please register or loginvisitors can't see pics , please register or loginvisitors can't see pics , please register or loginvisitors can't see pics , please register or login
This is a great thread
Royal Artillery wagon, loaded with German cordite, arriving to be burnt. It was surrendered in accordance with the Armistice terms. Cologne, 26 April 1919.
Gunners of the Royal Artillery with bundles of sticks of German cordite which they are about to burn. Cologne, 26 April 1919.
British troops burning German cordite at Cologne, 26 April 1919.
Re: The guy who was hit by lightning while feeding the hogs. I found a Wilson Lavengood at Find A Grave, but he would have been too old to have been hit by the lightning. He did however have a son named Daniel, and he was the one that got hit by the lightning.Wilson Lavengood: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/98008097/wilson-lavengoodDaniel Lavengood: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/98007970/daniel-c-lavengood
I visited Daniel's grave today.Thank you for all your postings, Find a Grave is a great resource. I am the family tree nerd in my family and I love "www.findagrave.com". Some members at "Find A Grave" will help a stranger.
