R tetley wrote: > Bradford East > Samuel Tetlow head 55 years married Grain Merchant born Bradford > Mary J Tetlow wife 57 years born Bradford > Harry Tetlow son single 30 years Grain Merchant born Bradford > Tom Tetlow son single 28 years Grain Merchant born Bradford > Charles Tetlow son single 20 years Grain Merchant born Bradford > Fanny Tetlow daughter single 18 years born Bradford > Alfred Tetlow son single 15 years Grain Merchant born Bradford > Harriet Barlow serv: single 17 years Domestic General born Rotherham > all of 9 Upper Seymour St RG 13/4148 Ed 5 FN 90 Alfred & Charles finished up in the same hospital in 1918, having both been wounded in France. Alfred was wounded on two occasions and Charles on three occasions. The wounds mentioned in the reports were shrapnel wounds and bayonet wounds. (Nothing too major then! :-}, I wonder if they thought they were lucky to have missed 'the big one', or unlucky to have been caught three times!) I imagine that many men would have thought one 'blighty wound' was the end of the war for them. These guys went back again, and again! One can only marvel at their courage. Regards Richard