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Chronicles of Brandon at War #52

December 1917 From his fur factory on George Street, Albert William Rought-Rought can see his home. Home is Heath House, just off the Bury Road,…

Posted on April 15, 2020By: Darren Norton
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Chronicles of Brandon at War #49

September 1917 Colonel Edward Mackenzie has served as Justice of the Peace for Brandon since 1872. He wields much influence over the town, which was…

Posted on April 15, 2020By: Darren Norton
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Chronicles of Brandon at War #45

May 1917 Supply and demand, two conditions determining the value of an item. Food is now as valuable as it has ever been and will…

Posted on April 15, 2020By: Darren Norton
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Chronicles of Brandon at War #42

February 1917 Brandon, gripped by freezing weather, is finding it tricky underfoot, as two of the Ashley family will testify. Maria slipped on ice in…

Posted on April 15, 2020By: Darren Norton
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Chronicles of Brandon at War #36

August 1916 Reports of gunshots on the Bury Road, near May Day Farm, reached Inspector Frederick Mobbs moments ago.  Now, almost on the scene, he…

Posted on April 15, 2020By: Darren Norton
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Chronicles of Brandon at War #13

September 1914 … The lads fighting in France are having a tougher time of it than we thought they would. So … and just as…

Posted on April 14, 2020By: Darren Norton

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