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Private Fred Gill

 
 

Harrogate Herald - 24th February 1915

W H Breare letter

I have just had a post-card from Mrs Gill of Wharfedale Place, Harlow Hill, saying that her son Fred Gill had been wounded in the neck, but is going on "as well as can be expected". He belongs to the 2nd West Yorkshires and is in No 2 Stationary Hospital. I have to send his Harrogate Herald to the new address, and so I will say to him, "Well done, Gill! You have been in it and we are all proud of you at home. It is a relief that at the time we hear of your wound, we also hear you are going on all right. If the first message had come to us without the other we should have worried about you. Now we shall look forward to a handshake, in the streets of Harrogate very soon".

 

Harrogate Herald - 3rd March 1915

Serving with the Colours and receiving the Harrogate Herald every week

10012 Private F Gill, 2nd West Yorkshire Regiment, 2 Stationary Hospital, France

 

Harrogate Herald - 1st August 1917

Roll of Honour

Private F Gill (West Yorks), nephew of Mr H Gill, Oak Lea, New Park, has been wounded, and is in the 47th General Hospital, France. He formerly worked for the West Riding Dairy Co.