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Not much to cheer the soul reading the 1915 Casualty lists for our area, but here's some good news for someone. Gazette July 3 1915:



AMBLE TERRIER NOT KILLED BUT WOUNDED.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Liddle, of 7 Cross Row East, Radcliffe, have received information from the Territorial headquarters, York, that their son Private Thomas M. Liddle, who was reported killed in action on May the 31st, is now reported wounded, and admitted to Bevan hospital on June 16th. The news was very gladly received by the parents, and the many friends of a brave lad who had fought for his King and Country.