The Watson Brothers (Brig.Gen's William and Harry Watson)

[DB4rc]

11 minutes ago, michaeldr said:

Another photograph of that YWCA Fete is dated 11 Nov 1919 and would therefore tie in with post No.5's newspaper cutting which informs that Maj-Gen Sir H D Watson was then 'a chief administrator of occupied enemy territory.'

Michael,

 

Yes, indeed.

 

DB.

[ddycher]

You are correct DB.

 

See here...

 

https://www.loc.gov/resource/ppmsca.13291/?sp=14

 

Regards

Dave

[michaeldr]

Thanks for the link Dave - They have added more shots since I last visited that site

Nos.124 & 125 are of interest to DB being the originals of those previously seen via alamy

[DB4rc]

39 minutes ago, michaeldr said:

Thanks for the link Dave - They have added more shots since I last visited that site

Nos.124 & 125 are of interest to DB being the originals of those previously seen via alamy

Michael,

 

Yes, indeed.

 

DB.

[ddycher]

DB

 

I lose William Watson after Western Frontier Force and Delta District were merged in March 1917.

 

Regards

Dave

[David Whatman]

Can't add anything to the military record but in the 1930's, my mother was a maid working for General William Arthur Watson in Tescombe, East Sussex.