Service militaire
Lieu de l’enterrement/commemoration
Fils de Edward et Selina Ayre, de Isle Aux Morte, Terre-Neuve.
Galerie numérique de Caporal suppléant Edward Alphonsus Ayre
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Galerie numérique de
Caporal suppléant Edward Alphonsus Ayre
A series of post cards sent to Edward's love, Maud, before he died at the age of 19. <br>Post Card Text:<br> "There's a NFLD girl waiting for her first NFLD boy. While on the field of battle we'll do it or we'll die while shot and shell are flying. There's a tear drop in her eye. There's a NFLD girl sighing for her first Nfld boy. xxxx Ted"
Galerie numérique de
Caporal suppléant Edward Alphonsus Ayre
"Dear Maud,
We are having a nice time up the coast (Channel). We will be home about 2am if we get fine weather coming down the coast. We will be in St. John's about Tuesday evening. I see there is another big crowd enlisting for the second regiment. You have had nice weather since we left this time. I just got down to the wharf that evening when the steamer blew. We left half past 3. I must close good-bye, your loving boy xxxx Ted"
Galerie numérique de
Caporal suppléant Edward Alphonsus Ayre
Galerie numérique de
Caporal suppléant Edward Alphonsus Ayre
"Dear Maud,
I am sending you some views of Hawick, its not much of it. Its not as large as St. John's and there are no street cars there. This is the Principal Street. I did not get a letter from you last week and I haven't got either one this week either. I hope you are well. Will is writing to you now.
I remain yours faithfully,
xxxx Ted"
Galerie d'images
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Edward Ayre's grave in the Y Ravine Cemetery, Beaumont Hamel, France
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Picture of Edward in his military uniform smoking his pipe
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Picture of Edward (right) and his friend, Private William McNiven (left)
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Picture of Edward with his rifle outside of his camp site
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A series of post cards sent to Edward's love, Maud, before he died at the age of 19. <br>Post Card Text:<br> "There's a NFLD girl waiting for her first NFLD boy. While on the field of battle we'll do it or we'll die while shot and shell are flying. There's a tear drop in her eye. There's a NFLD girl sighing for her first Nfld boy. xxxx Ted"
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"Dear Maud, We are having a nice time up the coast (Channel). We will be home about 2am if we get fine weather coming down the coast. We will be in St. John's about Tuesday evening. I see there is another big crowd enlisting for the second regiment. You have had nice weather since we left this time. I just got down to the wharf that evening when the steamer blew. We left half past 3. I must close good-bye, your loving boy xxxx Ted"
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A card Edward sent to his sweetheart, Maud.
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"In memory of the happy days. To my sweetheart Maud From Private E A Ayre #1009 1st NFLD Reg"
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The previous post cards were correspondence between Edward and his girlfriend, Maud, during the First World War.
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"Dearest, Just a few cards of the ship we are leaving by. We left Aldershot nine o'clock last night. I am going to try and get someone from the shore to post these for me, we are not allowed ashore. I did not get a letter from you before leaving. Believe me to be yours. xxxxxx Faithfully, Ted"
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"Dear Maud, I am sending you some views of Hawick, its not much of it. Its not as large as St. John's and there are no street cars there. This is the Principal Street. I did not get a letter from you last week and I haven't got either one this week either. I hope you are well. Will is writing to you now. I remain yours faithfully, xxxx Ted"
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This is the "Channel" that Edward referred to in a previous post card.
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Picture of grave at the Y ravine cemetery, Beaumont-Hamel, France.
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Y Ravine Cemetery - April 2017 … photo courtesy of Marg Liessens
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Y Ravine Cemetery - April 2017 … photo courtesy of Marg Liessens
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Y Ravine Cemetery - April 2017 … photo courtesy of Marg Liessens
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CIMETIÈRE Y. RAVINE Somme, France
À partir de la D919 reliant Arras et Amiens, vous traverserez les villages de Bucquoy, de Puisieux et de Serre-Les-Puisieux (à environ 20 kilomètres au sud d'Arras). En quittant Serre-Les-Puisieux, 3 kilomètres plus loin le long de la D919, tournez à gauche en suivant les enseignes vers Auchonvillers. Au carrefour dans le centre du village, suivez les indications menant au Parc de Terre-Neuve, Beaumont-Hamel. Le CIMETIÈRE Y. RAVINE est situé dans le parc.
Pour plus d’informations, visitez la Commission des sépultures de guerre du Commonwealth (site disponible en anglais seulement).
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