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 A Wilson

Harrogate Herald - 22nd August 1917

W H Breare letter

Driver A Wilson, RFA, son of Mrs E Wilson, 76 Denmark Street, has also called, and was looking well. There are no Harrogate boys with him, but some time ago he saw Walton, of Unity Grove, who was in fine form. Wilson, in the course of his experience has been twice in awkward corners he will not forget. He was taking up ammunition at the time. I hope he will get through as well on every occasion of danger. Wilson was enjoying every minute of his time at home, and, like all the rest of you boys from Sulphurland, was more firmly of the opinion than ever that there is no place like Harrogate - apart from the glorious fact that it is home!

Harrogate Herald - 21st November 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 A Wilson

Harrogate Herald - 25th December 1918

I have received the season's greetings from the following : 

Sergeant W E Elsworth, G Atkinson, Sapper J N Britton, Private E Stockdale, Driver Archie Taylor, Lance Corporal J Padgett, Private G Marshall, Driver A Wilson.