The Dunington Service 1914 - accounts of charitable donations.

01/02/1915 to 28/02/1915

Salford & Dunington - list of garments sent for soldiers

01/02/1915 to 28/02/1915

The Nursing Association - collections

01/01/1915 to 31/01/1915

Roll of Honour: 1 soldier killed. List of servicemen: 58 names. Rejected volunteers: 11 names.

01/01/1915 to 31/01/1915

The New Year - Vicar looking for positives in the present circumstances. National Day of Intercessio

01/01/1915 to 31/01/1915

Warwickshire Branch British Red Cross Society - letter from hospital ship Asturius with thanks for ga

01/12/1914 to 31/12/1914

Belgians for Salford - cottage made available for Belgian refugees

01/12/1914 to 31/12/1914

the War - 5 more enlist

01/11/1914 to 30/11/1914

Letter from Deerhurst appealing for accomodation for soldiers wives, so that "married quarters" can b

01/10/1914 to 31/10/1914

List of men serving in the armed forces: 38 names

01/10/1914 to 31/10/1914

Offertories for Birmingham General Hospital

01/10/1914 to 31/10/1914

Harvet Festival - offertories to be sent to Birmingham General and Stratford upon Avon Hospitals

01/08/1914 to 31/08/1914

War Working Parties - to make garments for soldiers

01/08/1914 to 31/08/1914

The War - need for men, money and prayer

01/08/1914 to 31/08/1914

Wormleighton - death in action of soldier

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Wormleighton - Fund raising for British Red Cross.

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Stockton - 1 soldier killed shortly before the armistice

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Stockton - too much sickness in the village for public celebration of the armistice.

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Shotteswell - 'Flu outbreak on Monday 18th November, spread rapidly and almost every house affected b

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Priors Marston - 1 soldier died on 2nd November

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Priors Hardwick - 2 soldiers recovering from wounds

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Priors Hardwick - collections for British Red Cross

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Priors Hardwick - Children gather nearly a ton of blackberries

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Newbold Pacey & Ashorne - 2 soldiers home on leave, 1 more recovering from malaria

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Newbold Pacey & Ashorne - almose every houehold affected by influenza, but no fatalities

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918