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Albert Kennedy

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American History

 

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December 22, 2012

 

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Albert, at twenty-four years of age, began his journey with an infantry battalion as Pte. Albert Kennedy. In December 1916, he arrived in France. It was recorded that, on April 6th 1917, Albert wrote a letter home, telling Elizabeth and their son that he was safe and doing quite well considering the horrible conditions in which war brings upon so many...
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Her brothers were Thomas, William B., and Janick King. Thomas worked with the Canadian Engineers and trained in England in 1917. William was wounded in October 1916, and went out to fight again in France in 1917, and Janick trained at Exhibition Camp with the Army Service Corps. in 1917. On April 9, 1917, Kennedy was declared ‘missing,’ but his wife was extremely hopeful that it was just a miscommunication and that her husband would be home to help her raise their son and be with his family once again...
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