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Carte de Visite

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Carte de Visite

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L to R: Back row: Mavis Dawson, Mary McGregor , ? ,Kathleen Heron. Front row: Rita ?, ? , Marjorie Smith, Margaret Wignell (Jones), ? .

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L to R: Anne Barnes, Sheila Scott, Jean Walmsley, Beryl Stocks, Lillian Southwell and Jean Smith

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Standing L to R: Lillian Southwell, Barbara Jones, Margaret Robertshaw , Sheila Scott, Joyce Bricknell, Wendy Casson, nee Marshall, Beryl Stocks. Middle row, L to R: Eileen Mortimer, Constance Jackson, Sheila ? , Jean Walmsley, Eileen Sayer. Front…

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Standing 2nd from left is Kathleen Thomas.

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Post recruitment. During the war Mary worked as a teleprinter operator for the ATS, moving to France with the Americans SHAEF in 1944. She was amongst the first lot of women to go to Paris after the Germans left.

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Mary Tootill was a member of the bakery family who lived on Church Street, Mytholmroyd. Her brother was Slater Toothill who served in WWI. She died in 1953. See also ALC00690
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