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Thomas Readman Army Letter 1 001
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  Title: Thomas Readman Army Letter 1 001
     
  Description: Letter from The Railway Executive Committee to Mrs. T. J. Readman on the death of her husband, who died Monday 2nd April 1917 and was interred in the English Military Cemetary at Hasebrouck.
     
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Letter from The Railway Executive Committee to Mrs. T. J. Readman on the death of her husband, who died Monday 2nd April 1917 and was interred in the English Military Cemetary at Hasebrouck.
Letter from The Railway Executive Committee to Mrs. T. J. Readman on the death of her husband, who died Monday 2nd April 1917 and was interred in the English Military Cemetary at Hasebrouck.
Biographical timeline of Thomas John Readman. This life line includes birth, death and marriage information in addition to details of his occupational and residential history.
Black and white photograph of Mr. Thomas John Readman
Black and white photograph of Thomas John Readman, wearing a '166' idenity tag for WW1 rail track laying in France.
Black and white photograph of Mrs.Hannah Readman dressed in a 'modified' mans jacket at work as a porter at Goathland Station. Hannah worked at Goathland Station for one year but had to relinquish her post when the men returned from war in 1918.
Letter of instruction to T. J. Readman from the North Eastern Railway (Whitby Station) for Special Railway Construction work in France. Instructions include details of conveyance from York to London and kitbag supplies required.
Colour photograph of Thomas John Readman's grave marker.
Colour photograph of Thomas John Readman's grave marker.
Letter written By Thomas' wife, Hannah , to her brother just after she became widowed, detailing her efforts for find employment with the Railway Company.
Arts and Humanities Research Council
Living Legacies 1914-18
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