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Accession Number

NAM.2001-07-1184-16

Description

Newspaper obituary of Driver E Liffen, Royal Field Artillery, nd. Liffen was the maiden name of Frank Stupple’s wife. From 16 documents, 1917-1922 relating to 391621 Rfm Frank Stupple, 9th Bn The London Regiment Queen Victoria’s Rifles.

Units

Royal Field Artillery
9th (County of London) Battalion London Regiment (Queen Victoria's Rifles) (Territorial Force)

People

Liffen, E
Stupple, Frank

Associated collection
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Unknown
Convalescent soldiers at Felthorpe, 1917
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Froggatt, Maud Ruby
Stories as I remember them told by my father, Private Frank Stupple, of his service with the Queen Victoria's Rifles in World War One.
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
George V, (1865-1936)
George (Saint)
Stupple, Frank
Width: 37 mm
Depth: 3 mm
Diameter: 36 mm
Text: 51 mm
Stupple, Frank
Unknown
Nurses and convalescent soldiers at Felthorpe, 1917
Stupple, Frank
Unknown
Nurses at Felthorpe, 1917
Stupple, Frank
Unknown
Frank Stupple dressed as a page, 26 December 1917
Lawrence
Stupple, Frank
Lawrence
Stupple, Frank
Lawrence
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Stupple, Frank
Victory (mythical character)
William McMillan, (1887 - 1977)
Width: 36 mm
Depth: 3 mm
Diameter: 36 mm
Text: 52 mm
Stupple, Frank
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