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My great uncle Richard H. Jose, Petty Officer 236246,died on the H.M.S. Defence in 1916.
My grandmother had given him this bible when he joined the Royal Navy, on his last leave home (Cornwall) he gave this bible to his mother. My father was given this bible in 1921 Attachment 20111 Attachment 20112 Attachment 20113
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I think that relics like this getting passed down is a great tradition. Not only has it been within the family for a long time, but it is a deep spiritual book that carries traditions that have been passed down. Unfortunately, I could not view the attachments. I would have loved to see what the book actually looked like.Quote:
Originally Posted by RCS
Unfortunately, it appears the member deleted his attached pics in this older post, to perhaps clear space for attaching pics in newer posts. :dunno:Quote:
Originally Posted by Antiquity
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Regards,
Doug