William Windross - postcard album from WW1, item 35

• October 27, 2017 22:25:38 Thomas A. Lingner

   Top Card 

   Address: 

  Miss Windross

  "Prospect" 

  Rawdon

  N Leeds

   Letter: 
   Westford  Oct 29th

  Dear C. I am busy so

  will write as soon as I get 

  a chance. Thanks for your 

  letter of last week.

  Have you heard from  4 

  lately you didn't say in

  your letter. It's very cold

  here. Am thinking of having

  my photo taken for Xmas

  did  n't 4  have theirs taken

  on Sunday. Time I was off

  to  Thoroughaigh . Best love

  to all. Yours  Anabel 

  
  

   Lower Left Card 

   Address: 

  Mrs. Windross

  12 Prospect Street

  Rawdon

  N Leeds

  England

   Letter: 

  July 12th, 1918

  My Dear Mother

  Thanks very much for 

  your letter just to hand dated

  July 7th. I am pleased to hear

  that you are keeping quite

  well. What a pity Jos didn't 

  get over to see you whilst

  he was at Harrogate. I should

  take no notice of him pretending

  to know how much longer 

  they are going to be in England.

  
  

   Lower Right Card 

   Address: 

  Mrs. Windross

  Prospect

  Rawdon

  N Leeds

  Yorks

   Letter: 

  D.M.

  We are leaving

  here tomorrow Saturday

  will write as soon as

  I get settled from

  your loving son Joss

  
  

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• October 27, 2017 22:25:01 Thomas A. Lingner

  Top Card

  Address:

  Miss Windross

  "Prospect" 

  Rawdon

  N Leeds

  Letter:
   Westford  Oct 29th

  Dear C. I am busy so

  will write as soon as I get 

  a chance. Thanks for your 

  letter of last week.

  Have you heard from  4 

  lately you didn't say in

  your letter. It's very cold

  here. Am thinking of having

  my photo taken for Xmas

  did  n't 4  have theirs taken

  on Sunday. Time I was off

  to  Thoroughaigh . Best love

  to all. Yours  Anabel 

  
  

  Lower Left Card

  Address:

  Mrs. Windross

  12 Prospect Street

  Rawdon

  N Leeds

  England

  Letter:

  July 12th, 1918

  My Dear Mother

  Thanks very much for 

  your letter just to hand dated

  July 7th. I am pleased to hear

  that you are keeping quite

  well. What a pity Jos didn't 

  get over to see you whilst

  he was at Harrogate. I should

  take no notice of him pretending

  to know how much longer 

  they are going to be in England.

  
  

  Lower Right Card

  Address:

  Mrs. Windross

  Prospect

  Rawdon

  N Leeds

  Yorks

  Letter:

  D.M.

  We are leaving

  here tomorrow Saturday

  will write as soon as

  I get settled from

  your loving son Joss

  
  

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