A postcard from Frederick to Millie

This newspaper article examines the story of local Camden soldier during WW1, Frederick Kelloway, who sent his sister, Millie, an embroidered silk postcard to celebrate Christmas and New Year at home in 1916. Millie's great-granddaughter Kellee wrote on Facebook that 'Frederick was overseas serving his country in WWI. Sadly, by the time Millie received the Christmas wishes, Frederick had died in battle on November 29, 1916'.

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Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
Published
2025-04-11
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17613/bn7xe-hq486
Primary Topic
Nuclear Structure and Function
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A postcard from Frederick to Millie

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A postcard from Frederick to Millie

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Abstract

This newspaper article examines the story of local Camden soldier during WW1, Frederick Kelloway, who sent his sister, Millie, an embroidered silk postcard to celebrate Christmas and New Year at home in 1916. Millie's great-granddaughter Kellee wrote on Facebook that 'Frederick was overseas serving his country in WWI. Sadly, by the time Millie received the Christmas wishes, Frederick had died in battle on November 29, 1916'.

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