Photocopy of letter from William to home, 16 October, 1923
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U.S.A. and ... Dr O Brien one of our old
school chums in Cornane how sad to think
he met his end through means of an
Irish traitor. Jemmie I have met some of
the family in the U.S. but I could never
be friendly with one of that type during
a life time. they are not worth mentioning
in any conversation.
I hear from Dennie often but Maurice
never wrote tell him drop me a line for
old time sake and give me his adress when
next you write. I have not met your Cousin
Dennie now this long ti,e as for Herr I have
not seen him for the past six months the
last time we met at 2.30 am Mass in New York
and spend the day together he was the same
Herr no change. I felt sorry to hear poor
old Keogh passed away. he was the life
of the district for miles around May God
be merciful to all our loved ones who
said their last fairwell in this life.
Well old pal I am enjoying life in the
same old Irish way ever since I got
back. Often life is two lively its hard
to keep up the pace I am making a pretty
good living Jemmie but whats the use
life along the greate white way takes it
all. some day we may have since enough
to save a little money.
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U.S.A. and ... Dr O Brien one of our old
school chums in Cornane how sad to think
he met his end through means of an
Irish traitor. Jemmie I have met some of
the
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