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ATKINSON, ALBERT

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1915

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B/W postcard. Albert Atkinson in Army uniform of the 44th Battalion AIF. World War l. and two men in suits, one with hat and the other a cap, standing next to a brick building with wooden shutter. Written on rear [Centre/Uncle Albert Atkinson/44th BTN AIF/1915].

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Son of John and Emma Atkinson and grew up at Butler's Swamp. Married Rose Florence Matthews in 1926.

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1915

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