Harrogate Herald - 30th May 1917

The following are men who have sent us the Army post-card briefly stating that they are well and have received papers and parcels, or whose letters contain views that have repeatedly been expressed by other correspondents, but show their friends that they are all right :

Driver G Marshall

J R Marshall

Harrogate Herald - 24th April 1918

W H Breare letter

I am anxious to obtain information of Private J R Marshall, of a West Yorks Regiment, whose parents have been notified that he was again wounded on the 12th March. The mother has had two letters from him, one dated 15th March, the other 17th, since when she has had no word from him. One letter was six days in coming, so it may be that he was wounded after these dates. Will you boys do all you can to obtain particulars of him and let me know?

Harrogate Herald - 24th April 1918

W H Breare letter

Mr and Mrs Marshall, 16 Regent Grove, Harrogate, have received a post card from their son in Germany, Private J R Marshall, West Yorks, in which he says he was wounded in the left arm and taken prisoner. He writes that he is in hospital with some pals and cheerfully adds that he is "going on fine".