Another quiet day, devoted to Company training. It seems to
have been during this training that Tunstill’s Man, L.Cpl. Matthew Best (see 23rd
December 1915) suffered an accidental injury to his chest which resulted in
his being treated locally for the next two weeks.
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| L.Cpl. Matthew Best |
2Lt. Harry Thornton
Pickles (see 19th March),
who had originally served with Tunstill’s Company before being commissioned, was
married to Ada Heuf, of New Eltham, Kent; the marriage took place in Lewisham.
Within days of being married he left to serve in France as bombing officer with
9DWR.
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| 2Lt. Harry Thornton Pickles |
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