[Afamilyatwar-list] Marriages in the War

[Karen Berridge]

I think Edwin and Jean.  They had their differences but it only really fell apart after Edwin signed Roberts papers to go to sea without telling her and he got killed.  When she found out what he’d done that was the end for them.  Although I have to say I think had he told her he was going to sign them it may have ended differently (Robert may not have even gone to sea).

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On 7 Mar 2020, at 18:27, Veit, Richard via Afamilyatwar-list <afamilyatwar-list at baylor.edu> wrote:



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Seen below are six married couples. Which of them, in your opinion, was most adversely impacted by the war? That is, whose marriage might have continued indefinitely on an even keel, had the war not intervened?




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Harry and Celia Porter



[cid:994e94fe-e0e8-485f-b9b3-a08b8f819977]

Derek and Jill Robbins



[cid:2cc24b39-62b8-42a8-ba5c-2fc34011191a]

John and Margaret Porter



[cid:2d68abdd-6c2e-4bd4-abdd-c7590da4a557]

Ian and Freda Mackenzie



[cid:d171d59b-e65d-4c23-b99a-5fb568154d33]

David and Sheila Ashton



[cid:95abb3c8-ef82-4fdd-84dc-4e5f41b7317d]

Edwin and Jean Ashton



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