L/C/279/A/1 |
1985 |
Covers the deportation of the Tipping family from Jersey to Germany in September 1942, the train journey from St Malo to Biberach, the journey from Biberach to Wurzach and a daily account of life at Ilag V C Wurzach internment camp up to 10 April 1943, including Christmas Day 1942. Also includes an account of the two years from 10 April 1945 up to 28 April 1945 when the camp was liberated. Includes copies of a notice in the Evening Post dated 15 September 1942 issued by the Feldkommandantur 515 ordering the deportation of British subjects to Germany and a letter dated 18 September 1942 from Jean to her Auntie Alice.
Also includes a list of autographs of the women and some of their husbands in at Wurzach; a list of internees at Wurzach including names, dates of birth and addresses showing the Tipping family; copies of photographs and postcards from time at Wurzach; copy of a letter dated 20 May 1945 from Charlie to Alice; copies of the Occupation identity cards of members of the Tipping family; more memories of the Occupation; and copies of the Occupation registration cards of members of the Tipping and Plain families. |
Aberley, Mr Abernethy, Daisy Lily Elizabeth, née Elliott Abernethy, Stanley George Adams, Arthur Adams, Marie Victoria, née Rebel Alexander, H P Ashdown, Florence, née Myers Ashdown, Leonard Atyeo, Cecil Bingham Bacon, Jessie Elizabeth Bacon, John William Baker, Kathleen Maud, née Catelinet Bennett, Alfred Bowden Bennett, Herbert Frederick Berry Family Berry, Albert Edward Berry, Amy Georgina, née Journeaux Berry, Lilian Amy Florence Berry, May Lucienne Berry, Robert Berry, Sidney William Blackwood, Lionel John Bowden, Adelina Maud, née Rault Bowden, George Bowker, Eric Charles Bowker, Honor Bryant, Violet May, née Davey Budge, Bertram William Bull, Stephen Lewis Burges, Thomas Harry Cannon, George Carter, George Henry Carter, William Casentieri, George Anthony Chamberlain, Neville Chegwyn, Elsie Alice, née Russell Chegwyn, Walter Henry Chinn, Mary Carswell Churchill, Winston Comber, Alan Bryan Comber, Marion Elizabeth, née Hepplethwaite Coutanche, Delphina, née Le Marquand Coutanche, Richard John Craig, Thomas Crill, Peter Leslie Custard, William Charles Elton Custard, Zoe Darlan, François Davies, Herbert Parker Davies, Thomas Frank de Gaulle, Charles Devonald, Alice Maude, née Jay Devonald, Percy Dickinson, Arscott Sabine Harvey Dickinson, Eva Louise Mace, née Sankey Dolby, Lilian, née Laurens Dolby, Lilian Pauline Dolby, Samuel Victor Doughty, Gladys May, née Jehan Doughty, Preston John Downer, Frederick Downer, May Duffell, Horace Charles Duffell, Janet Edith, née Richards Dunn, Horace Edwin George Elkins, Frederick Charles Elkins, Muriel Ann, née Carré Everest, Edith Irene, née Pasquier Everest, William Henry Farbon, Albert Edward Farbon, Rosemary Bruce, née Douglas Faulder, Robert Cecil Feeney, Doreen Feeney, Ellen Feeney, James Herbert Fenton, Arnold Fraser, Charles Fraser, Sarah Manson, née Henderson French, Francis John French, Suzanne Louise Eugenie, née Farcy Gould, Madeleine Victoria, née Laffoley Grafton-Tottem, Kathleen Ethel, née Davis Grafton-Tottem, Thomas Percy Graut, Jack Graut, May Greaves, Joyce Badier Greaves, Lilian Maud, née Badier Green, Alfred Green, John Alfred Robert Gregory, Arthur Frederick Gregory, Clara Ann, née Lempriere Griffin, Joan Veronica Grundy, Una Hammond, George Frederick Harris, Jean Hepburn, Harold Hickman, Iris Florence, née Crosby Hickman, John Blair Smith Hilton, John Ashton Hilton, Marie Genevieve, née Hind Hitler, Adolf Honey, Elsie Muriel, née Angel Honey, Leslie Hubert Howard, Leslie Howe, William Robert Huelin, Leslie Hutton, Joan Millicent, née Debenham Ingram, Clifford Charles Frederick Ingram, Ellen Ada, née Gray Ingram, Henry Stanislaus Ingram, Joan Thisby, née de la Haye Jackson, Florence May, née Cabot Joad, C E M Jones, Robert Joseph Joy, Grace Dorothy Larbalestier, Mrs Latter, Arthur Latter, Ethel Rix, née Trott Latter, John Michael Leader, James Henry Lewis, Aimee Stephanie, née Le Rouley Lewis, Edward Hyland Lewis, Eunice Aimee Lewis, Irene Frances Lewis, John Lewis, Margaret Joan Lillicrap, Miss Lomax, Mr Lynn Family MacDonald, Margaret Mary MacDonald, Norman MacDonald, Norman McQueen Macpherson, Hilda Blanche, née Gallie Macpherson, William Matthews, John McAllister, Frederick William McAllister, Marie Eugenie, née Aubert McKeough, Agnes Muriel, née Cabot McKeough, Charles Guy McKeough, John Charles McQueen, George Robert Mead, Alfred George Maurice Mead, Mary Elizabeth Mead, Myra Court, née Frampton Millard, Arthur Robert Millard, Lilian, née Salway Millard, Pamela Millard, Anne Radcliffe Noel, Mr Oliver, Harold Gordon Paddock, Louise Marie, née Luce Parker, Doreen May Parker, Peter Patrickson, Inman Phillipps, Cissie Phillips, Dennis Plain, Albert Edward Plain, Florence Louise, née Le Galle Plain, Malcolm Plain, Rodger Edward Plain, Valentine Albert Priestley, Constance Querée, John Ray Family Ray, Frank Angus Ray, Miss Riordan, Reginald Robert Rommel, Ernst Roscoe, Francis W Ross, Barbara Alice Ross, Katherine Birnie, née Rhind Sales, Mrs Secker, Frederick William Secker, Janet Lilian Selby, Sidney John Shaw, George Shaw, Mabel Marie, née Le Boutillier Shaw, Percy Shepherd, Michael Singer, Dr Simon, Mr Simon, Mrs Simpson, Millicent Skinner, Ron Smith, A W Smith, Sydney Sonntag, Mr Spence, Alexander Harry Spence, Ernistine Therese, née Ster Steiner, Leslie Howard Stenning, Gladys Marie, née Renard Stenning, Cyril Hector Styles, Arthur Christopher Thomson, Mr Tipping, Barbara Alice Tipping, Florence Sarah, née Brown Tipping, Frederick Charles Tipping, Geoffrey Ashton Tipping, Jean Ethel Mary Tucker, Edward James Tucker, Margaret, née Home Tucker, Richard John Vizard, Nancy Emily Violet Waghorn, Edward Waghorn, Laura, née Ozouf Warner, William Henry Webber, Elsie Alice, née Le Huquet Wegenast, Captain Wellesley, Gloria Hilda Wellesley, Majorie Elsie Wellesley, Pamela May Wellesley, Valerie Elsie White, Teddy Evening Post Field Command 515 Noel and Porter Red Cross Royal Air Force South Hill Gym St John Ambulance St Nicholas' Church 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