You might think that a young unmarried, childless soldier who died in the carnage of the First World War might be forgotten today. But more than 95 years later photos of Archie Knee have been published on the internet. In Australia a descendant of his sister Ethel has posted a photo of the young Archie on the Ancestry website. The Local Studies Collection at Swindon Central Library has a further two photos viewable on their flickr website. Archie appears in a team line up of the 1912-13 Swindon Corinthians Football Club. More poignantly he is also pictured in the September 1916 edition of the Great Western Railway Magazine among other GWR men who lost their lives in the war that month. Born in Stroud in 1892 Archibald Edward Knee was one of Francis and Rose Knee's eight children. Francis moved to Swindon and a job as a railway carriage painter in the Works and by the time of the 1901 census the young family was living at 123 Albion Street. On leaving s...