Two captured German Guns on a tour through Warwickshire. Rested for night outside school. Left next m

17/12/1918 to 17/12/1918

Two cases of influenza notified

09/07/1918 to 09/07/1918

Two casualties of war

01/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

Two cwt of chestnuts sent to the Director of Propellants

01/11/1917 to 01/11/1917

Two days of blackberrying resulted in 8cwt 2qtrs 17lbs of blackberries being dispatched to the Minist

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

Two entertainments held in aid of soldiers and sailors Christmas

17/11/1916 to 17/11/1916

Two half days of blackberrying produced the net weight of 3cwt 1qtr 26lbs for the Ministry of Food

13/09/1918 to 13/09/1918

Two hundredweight of horse chestnuts gathered for use in making propellant supplies.

26/09/1917 to 26/09/1917

Two Kenilworth Ladies Lost in Lusitania" 2 Miss Hopkins on way home from America for other sister's w

14/05/1915 to 14/05/1915

Two letters from the Front. 1. Archie Walker 2. Trooper Fred Faxon. Description of conditions.

16/10/1914 to 16/10/1914

Two letters opposing violent actions in London. M. Steel, President Rugby Womens Suffrage Society and

09/03/1912

Two long extracts from national publication, The Nursing Mirror. 1. The Devastated Provinces of Franc

25/12/1914 to 25/12/1914

Two minutes silence at 11 o'clock according to King's wish. In afternoon children played basketball.

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

Two More Local men Wounded". Rifleman Tebby letter to Mrs Tebby quoted

21/05/1915 to 21/05/1915

Two more weddings of local women to fusiliers billeted

12/02/1915 to 12/02/1915

Two old scholars, Walter Eggington & Frank Arnold, have enlisted aged 16 & 17 respectively.

25/11/1915 to 25/11/1915

Two pots of potatoes sent to General Hospital, Stratford, as a gift from the children to the wounded

17/03/1916 to 17/03/1916

Two sided leaflet with instruction on ration card

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1918

Two soldiers (Greaves and Morris snr.) with four mules, a small boy on the back of one of them in fro

01/01/1917 to 31/12/1917

Two Warwickshire Nurses at the Front. In the Belgian Lines". Cicely Mordaunt, daughter of Lady Mordau

12/02/1915 to 12/02/1915

Two Warwickshire soldiers win DCM. Trepess. Darlow.

25/12/1914 to 25/12/1914

Typed carbon copy listing order of the day for troops while in trenches. 'These supplement but do not

01/01/1916 to 31/12/1916

Types of work - few vacancies not open to women

26/03/1915 to 26/03/1915

Typescript account probably by Ginger (? Tufnell) on "H.M.S Tiger" of the battle with the enemy in Au

Tysoe Society: WW1 troops, photographs

01/01/3795 to 31/12/1918