| Content Note | Includes: Letter from the Reverend Philip 'Tubby' Clayton, founder of Talbot House, Poperinghe, and the Toc H movement, asking for the location of Second Lieutenant St. George's grave, his military details, and date of death, 4 June 1962; letter from Tubby Clayton to the CWGC Director General, suggesting that the larger war cemeteries should have a map of the local area fixed to the outside wall, 12 June 1962, with a map of Ypres and Poperinghe, used by Toc H pilgrims to the Salient, enclosed; reply from the Director General turning down the suggestion of maps at cemeteries, but pointing out that the Commission was having produced a set of Michelin maps of France and Belgium with the locations of cemeteries and memorials superimposed, 20 June 1962; handwritten letter from Colonel St. George, the casualty's brother, containing an account of his brother's last hours and death, and thanking the CWGC for their assistance, 24 June 1962. |