Life story: Emlyn Hopkins | Lives of the First World War

Type	Name
First Names	Emlyn
Initials	E
Last Name	Hopkins
Source	2545493

Service	Number	Unit	Section	Rank	Source
British Army		Royal Field Artillery		Captain

Name	Relationship	Dates	Source
David Hopkin	father

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Medal Index Card

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Llandovery Lady's death	Alathea13662
Ystalyfera Officer in Gallipoli	Alathea13662

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Llandovery Lady's death	Alathea13662
A letter from the Dardanelles 1/2	Alathea13662
A letter from the Dardanelles 2/2	Alathea13662

ID: 2545493

Reference: WO372/10

Title: Medal Index Card

Description: Medal index cards were created by the Army Medal Office towards the end of the First World War. They record the medals that men and women who served in the First World War were entitled to claim.

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UPP: GBM/MCI/2548208

Credit: © The National Archives

ID: 9443142

Name: https://newspapers.library.wales/view/4105927/4105928/40/

Title: Llandovery Lady's death

Description: Report of the funeral of Emlyn Hopkins' mother. Extract from the article: "LLANDOVERY LADY. Burial of Mrs. Margaret Hopkins. An impressive scene was witnessed at the burial at Llandovery on Tuesday of the late Mrs Margaret Hopkins, of Penyrock, Llandovery. A sad feature of the event was the fact that two sons of the deceased lady were abroad on active service, one in South Africa, the other, Captain Emlyn Hopkins, of the Royal Artillery, on his way home from Salonika. Without exception all the nephews are abroad on active service, while a number of her nieces are in foreign lands serving as nurses."