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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot is remembered on this war memorial in Dundas, Ontario.
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
Postcard sent to oldest daughter from France
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
notice of invitation to Silver Cross Wives to the opening of the Vimy Memorial in 1936
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
Original box with silver cross and dog tag presented to A. T. Proudfoot’s wife Mary A.D. Proudfoot after his death in 1917.
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
Back of postcard from New Brunswick. Shows the difference in mood from the card going to the war to the card from France.
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
In uniform
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
Postcard written to the eldest daughter from France
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
Postcard from New Brunswick, members of 129th Hamilton. A.T. Proudfoot is the short one in shirtsleeves.
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
2nd page of attestation papers
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
Postcard to middle daughter Margaret Wilson Proudfoot, 8 at time of his death
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
2019 photo of gravesite
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
1. Photo and medals, hat pins and ‘on war service’ pin of A.T. Proudfoot
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot
Widow Mary Proudfoot and three daughters Vere, Margaret, Jean ages 9, 8, 7 at time of A.T. Proudfoot’s death
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Private Andrew Turnbull Proudfoot is remembered on this war memorial in Dundas, Ontario.
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Postcard sent to oldest daughter from France
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notice of invitation to Silver Cross Wives to the opening of the Vimy Memorial in 1936
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Original box with silver cross and dog tag presented to A. T. Proudfoot’s wife Mary A.D. Proudfoot after his death in 1917.
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Back of postcard from New Brunswick. Shows the difference in mood from the card going to the war to the card from France.
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In uniform
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Postcard written to the eldest daughter from France
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Postcard from New Brunswick, members of 129th Hamilton. A.T. Proudfoot is the short one in shirtsleeves.
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2nd page of attestation papers
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Postcard to middle daughter Margaret Wilson Proudfoot, 8 at time of his death
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2019 photo of gravesite
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1. Photo and medals, hat pins and ‘on war service’ pin of A.T. Proudfoot
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Widow Mary Proudfoot and three daughters Vere, Margaret, Jean ages 9, 8, 7 at time of A.T. Proudfoot’s death
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 312 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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AIX-NOULETTE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION Pas de Calais, France
Aix-Noulette is a village in the Department of the Pas-de-Calais, about 13 kilometres south of Bethune on the main road to Arras. From Arras take the D937 towards Bethune. At Aix-Noulette, turn right at the church. The Communal Cemetery and Extension are a few hundred metres on the left side of the road to Bully-Grenay.
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