A Hull Sergeant's

GREAT WAR Diary

This account of his experiences of the
war in
German East Africa and
France was recorded by
Joseph Daniel Fewster (‘Dan’)
of 23 Beverley Road, Hull.

He served with the 1st.
(Hull) Heavy Battery R.G.A.
which later split into the
11th. and 13th. (Hull) Siege Batteries
and later still was re-mustered as the
545 (Hull) Siege Battery, RGA for
service in France.

 

Annotated by his grandson,
Denis Fewster Hopkin of Hull
who served with the
307 Field Regiment, East African Artillery
during the Second World War

Transferred to computer disk and edited
by Robert B. Sylvester

1999

The following e-mail was received in August 2009:

John Hopkin

... You might like to know that an updated version of the diary, including many corrections as well supporting documents, photographs, genealogical information, etc, is now available here:

http://www.jfhopkin.karoo.net

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