Maggie to Jack Bates with home news
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he is looking well. The
wedding is knocked on
the head this time too.
he wished me all kinds
of good Luck, he was
telling me something about
Seaton wanting to know
where you are and for
you to write to him,
Jack Mc. Loughlin is home
and Discharged out of
the Army and he is
working in Gormanstown
he wishes to be remembered
to you
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myself, I suppose you thought
it was a Loydd George
job when I told you I
was not well, but there
is nothing doing until
after the War, and then
it will be Slip across
Lad and do your Bit.
Well Jack, Mickey Lynch
is Home for a month.
I asked him did he see
you and he said not
since the Day you
landed back in France
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from you Soon
I remain My Dear
Husband your ever
loving wife
Maggie
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I wrote this letter on
Sunday but did not Post
it until to-day Tuesday
to see of the Money
would come to tell you.
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the Argus you were saying
you were waiting for
yet. I sent you two
papers and writing Pad
I will send you the Paper
every week if you want it.
The Neighbours were all
very glad I got word
from you for I was
very downhearted at not
hearing from you.
I forgot to tell you
Johnnie Keegan is working
right side
I was glad to see by it
you are quite well. God
keep you so, you tell
me you were Boosed
writing the first letter.
I would like to be looking
at you. Well Dear Jack
I sent you one of my
Photos. in the last letter
and when you tell me
you got it I will send
you the Watch, is it
the writing paper or
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[upper left image]
he is looking well. The (3)
wedding is knocked on
the head this time too.
he wished me all kinds
of good Luck, he was
telling me something about
Seaton wanting to know
where you are and for
you to write to him,
Jack Mc. Loughlin is home
and Discharged out og
the Army and he is
working in Gormanstown
he wishes to be remembered
to you
[next page]
myself. (2) I suppose you thought
it was a Loydd George
job when I told you I
was not well, but there
is nothing doing until
after the War, and then
it will be Slip across
Lad and do your Bit.
Well Jack, Mickey Lynch
is Home for a month.
I asked him did he see
you and he said not
since the Dayyou
landed back in France
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[upper right image]
from you Soon
I remain My Dear
Husband your ever
loving wife
Maggie
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxx
I wrote this letter on
Sunday but did not Post
it until to-day Tuesday
so see of the Money
would come to tell you.
[/upper right image]
[lower left image]
the Argus you were saying
you were waiting for
yet. I sent you two
papers
band writing PadI will send you the Paper
every week if you want it
The Neighbours were all
very glad I got word
from you. for I was
very downhearted. at not
hearing from you.
I forgot to tell you
Johnnie Keegan is working
[next page]
I was glad to see by it
you are quite well. God
keep you so, you tell
me you were Boosed
writing the first letter.
I would like to be looking
at you. Well Dear Jack
I sent you one of my
Photos. in the last letter
and when you tell me
you got it I will send
you the Watch, is it
the writing paper or
[/lower left image]
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[upper left image]
he is looking well. The (3)
wedding is knocked on
the head this time too.
he wished me all kinds
of good Luck, he was
telling me something about
Seaton wanting to know
where you are and for
you to write to him,
Jack Mc. Loughlin is home
and Discharged out og
the Army and he is
working in Gormanstown
he wishes to be remembered
to you
[next page]
myself. (2) I suppose you thought
it was a Loydd George
job when I told you I
was not well, but there
is nothing doing until
after the War, and then
it will be Slip across
Lad and do your Bit.
Well Jack, Mickey Lynch
is Home for a month.
I asked him did he see
you and he said not
since the Dayyou
landed back in France
[/upper left image]
[upper right image]
from you Soon
I remain My Dear
Husband your ever
loving wife
Maggie
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxx
I wrote this letter on
Sunday but did not Post
it until to-day Tuesday
so see of the Money
would come to tell you.
[/upper right image]
[lower left image]
the Argus you were saying
you were waiting for
yet. I sent you two
papers
band writing PadI will send you the Paper
every week if you want it
The Neighbours were all
very glad I got word
from you. for I was
very downhearted. at not
hearing from you.
I forgot to tell you
Johnnie Keegan is working
[next page]
I was glad to see by it
you are quite well. God
keep you so, you tell
me you were Boosed
writing the first letter.
I would like to be looking
at you. Well Dear Jack
I sent you one of my
Photos. in the last letter
and when you tell me
you got it I will send
you the Watch, is it
the writing paper or
-
[upper left image]
he is looking well. The (3)
wedding is knocked on
the head this time too.
he wished me all kinds
of good Luck, he was
telling me something about
Seaton wanting to know
where you are and for
you to write to him,
Jack Mc. Loughlin is home
and Discharged out og
the Army and he is
working in Gormanstown
he wishes to be remembered
to you
[next page]
myself. (2) I suppose you thought
it was a Loydd George
job when I told you I
was not well, but there
is nothing doing until
after the War, and then
it will be Slip across
Lad and do your Bit.
Well Jack, Mickey Lynch
is Home for a month.
I asked him did he see
you and he said not
since the Dayyou
landed back in France
[/upper left image]
[upper right image]
from you Soon
I remain My Dear
Husband your ever
loving wife
Maggie
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxx
I wrote this letter on
Sunday but did not Post
it until to-day Tuesday
so see of the Money
would come to tell you.
[/upper right image]
-
[upper left image]
he is looking well. The (3)
wedding is knocked on
the head this time too.
he wished me all kinds
of good Luck, he was
telling me something about
Seaton wanting to know
where you are and for
you to write to him,
Jack Mc. Loughlin is home
and Discharged out og
the Army and he is
working in Gormanstown
he wishes to be remembered
to you
[next page]
myself. (2) I suppose you thought
it was a Loydd George
job when I told you I
was not well, but there
is nothing doing until
after the War, and then
it will be Slip across
Lad and do your Bit.
Well Jack, Mickey Lynch
is Home for a month.
I asked him did he see
you and he said not
since the Dayyou
landed back in France
[/upper left image]
-
[upper left image]
he is looking well. The (3)
wedding is knocked on
the head this time too.
he wished me all kinds
of good Luck, he was
telling me something about
Seaton wanting to know
where you are and for
you to write to him,
Jack Mc. Loughlin is home
and Discharged out og
the Army and he is
working in Gormanstown
he wishes to be remembered
to you
[next page]
myself. (2) I suppose you thought
it was a Loydd George
job when I told you I
was not well, but there
is nothing doing until
after the War, and then
it will be Slip across
Lad and do your Bit.
Well Jack, Mickey Lynch
is Home for a month.
I asked him did he see
you and he said not
since the Dayyou
landed back in France
-
[upper left image]
he is looking well. The (3)
wedding is knocked on
the head this time too.
he wished me all kinds
of good Luck, he was
telling me something about
Seaton wanting to know
where you are and for
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