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Thomas Benjamin (Ben) McGiveron
No. 727509
B. Company, 4th Can. Pioneers
"There is some talk about transferring to go to East Africa. What do you say if I go?.." Ben McGivern, England 26 Sept. 1916
September 26, 1916
Dear Wife:-
Just a few lines to let you know that I am well, hoping this finds you the same. We landed safely in England and had a good voyage. It was some trip. We left Digby at night and got to Halifax in the morning, and then marched to the boat and when we got off the boat in Liverpool we went to the train again. Then after an all night's trip on the train we marched to the camp about three miles away. The boys are all well, they are enjoying themselves great.
Tell Mr. Eedy to send my paper to me and give him my address. I can't say much to you now. This is my first letter to you from England. I hope you don't feel badly. I could not get home again to see you but will rememeber you. There is some talk about transferring to go to East Africa. What do you say if I go?
My chum Joe Cain is also with us in the cook-house. Remember me to Amos Pickard and tell Mr. Eedy you got a letter from me and I had a good voyage. From
Your loving husband,
T. B. McGIVERON
No. 727509
B. Company, 4th Can. Pioneers,
Witley Camp, Godalming.
Surrey, England
September 26, 1916
St. Marys Journal Argus 1916
Pte. "Ben" McGiveron writes home that he has safely landed in the Old Land.
Lorine's Note: Found on the CEF database
Names: MCGIVERON , THOMAS BENJAMIN
Regimental number: 727509
Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 6845 - 4
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