Rayleigh WW1 survivors

A gathering of 113 men who came back

Click any photograph for an enlargement and then move among them using the small arrows at the bottom left of each photograph.

The order of the smaller photographs is from left to right starting at the top row.

There is a comprehensive list of the names at the bottom of the page.

Link to details of those in the photo - so far only those in the back two rows.

Photo: Illustrative image for the 'Rayleigh WW1 survivors' page

Back two rows - left side

Back two rows - right side

Central three rows - left side

Central three rows - middle section

Central three rows - right side

Front row - left side

Front row - middle section

Front row - right side

This page was added by Robert Stephen on 14/04/2017.

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I would just like to thank both Viv Irvine and Bob Stephen for the answer to my query about the WW1 survivors picture. The date provided fits in with the research I have done.

By Linda Bolt
On 16/09/2016

Viv Irvine says ... "It was taken on 19th July 1919, Peace Day. Not sure where it was taken though."

By Bob Stephen
On 16/09/2016

I am very interested in the photograph you have on your site of the "Rayleigh WW1 survivors, a gathering of 113 men who came back" and wondered if anyone could give me a date (mainly month and year) when this photograph was taken or point me in the right direction to find out? I have been researching my Grandad's war record and this piece of information could prove very useful to me. My Grandad was George Walter Harvey who is mentioned in the write up about R A Harvey (son of Richard & Ellen) as being still on active service at the time this picture was taken. Any information would be very gratefully received.

By Linda Bolt
On 16/09/2016

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