William Powers and John Powers
Family record of John and William Powers, in World War 1. Record contains missing letter, prisoner of war card, letter from King George for John Powers and various other letters. Also war grave photos relating to William Powers
William Power WWI
William Powers WWI
Tribute to the fallen, WWI
Service to unveil War Memorial: Booklet, Page 2
Derek Powers
War Memorial unveiling service booklet
War Memorial unveiling service booklet page 4
War Memorial unveiling service booklet Back page
War Memorial Service, unveiling, booklet
War Memorial Service booklet 1920
Letter from George V to John Powers on his return from prisoner of war camp, in Germany, 1918. These letters from the King were reprinted as lithographs.
John Powers prisoner of war card
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Barford - A Farming Community
Rationing in the Second World War
Barford - A Farming Community
Women's Land Army
Barford - A Farming Community
Occupations Associated with Farming
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John and William Powers were brothers, William was the elder and died, aged 24, John was the prisoner of war and returned home to Wasperton in Dec. 1918, aged 18. John was Derek’s father.
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