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- 02 January 1915 (Creation)
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George Layton, late of 3rd West Yorkshire Regiment, wrote from 14 Carmelite St, Hungate, York. He thanks the Lord Mayor for the 'treat' his 'dear children received last night'. He was discharged on 30th October because of his teeth and was sorry as he 'was one of the men who was getting Mr Butcher's ten shillings a week', and his heart is with his King and Country. He previously served with the 1st King's Dragoons, and would gladly join the colours again and do his best with his comrades at the Front if he could get his 'teeth put right'.
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