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The letter received by George and Sarah Jennett Kyte of Cardiff, parents of Sgt. Wilfred John Wesley Kyte after his death in Belgium or France on the 18th of April 1918. It contains the will he made on July 14th 1917 whilst in service requesting all of his property and effects to be given to his mother Mrs. Sarah Jennet Kyte of West Grove, Cardiff. The letter was received along with his personal possessions.

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