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15 October 2014
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good Welsh Village School memories

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ateamwar
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Raymond Campbell
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Mid Wales
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Civilian
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A5025755
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12 August 2005

Family of nine siblings.
Four were evacuated in 1940 (before the May Blitz).
Dolau, Radnashire, Mid Wales.
Four brothes went to farms.
Lived for six years with family - still visit children.
Travelled from Seaforth Station. Took all day by steam train. Arrived filthy full of soot.
Went to village school. Made life long friends.
Father was in the reserves (joiner).

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