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Crummy family records
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1911-1972 (Creation)
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2 cm textual records, 4 medals, c.4 b&w prints
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Medals and plaque of William Taylor Crummy incorporated into this series 2023-12-01 based on photocopy of MS-1014 accession record found with medals.
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Series includes letters from Richard Bunting Crummy, 1890-1972, to his parents and sister written from England after he had been wounded in World War I, from Saskatchewan and Alberta, where he taught school and homesteaded, and from Vancouver, where he taught school. Letters to his parents from the Red Cross, fellow soldiers, etc., 1916. Also includes medals and memorial plaque of William Taylor Crummy, who was killed in action in France during World War I.
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Presented by Margaret Crummy, Victoria, 1979.
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Accession number(s): 79-080
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Photographs transferred to Visual Records accession 197908-007.