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Grandfather of bandsman [https://www.boscombebandsa.org.uk/people/tony.shtml Tony Christopher], Esau signed his articles of war in 1910. He died, aged 37 in 1917. Tony's mum was also dedicated at Boscombe on October 3rd 1909. Her parents (the Vatter family) were soldiers at Boscombe and her brother Reg was married - in uniform - at Boscombe. So, Tony's daughter Emma is a 4th generation member of Boscombe Corps. | Grandfather of bandsman [https://www.boscombebandsa.org.uk/people/tony.shtml Tony Christopher], Esau signed his articles of war in 1910. He died, aged 37 in 1917. Tony's mum was also dedicated at Boscombe on October 3rd 1909. Her parents (the Vatter family) were soldiers at Boscombe and her brother Reg was married - in uniform - at Boscombe. So, Tony's daughter Emma is a 4th generation member of Boscombe Corps. | ||
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Revision as of 11:30, 29 October 2019
Grandfather of bandsman Tony Christopher, Esau signed his articles of war in 1910. He died, aged 37 in 1917. Tony's mum was also dedicated at Boscombe on October 3rd 1909. Her parents (the Vatter family) were soldiers at Boscombe and her brother Reg was married - in uniform - at Boscombe. So, Tony's daughter Emma is a 4th generation member of Boscombe Corps.
