“Jack’s war” – twenty years in the British Army , item 23
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Letter 1:
Sept
18
Dear wife just a line to let
you know I am alright hoping to
fined you the same well
I got the xoxo alright But
nearly Droped when I opened
they Box they two Bottels
wher Broken and not a
Drop left I curse you may
have packed right no matter
Better Luck next time I
must see you wont be at a
lose over them & think
if you had to put it
one Bottle it mite been
Better it cant be helped
how they Photo of you a
Vera is grand it you
that looks fine & it
I would like to say more
But I cant you can
geuss they Rest
Letter 2
June
29
18
My Dear wife just an answer to
ever kind and welcome
letter as I am glad to see by it
that you are quite well and
in the Best of health as it
leaves myself tip top tanke
god well dear wife I got
your Photo all right and
it you that looks well you
seam to have got a bit stout
I don't mean round the you
know gess but it is a fine
one I must keep it safe
what about sending me
mine I like to see it
well dear wife you said not
to squeeze it too tight
when I got it no then not till
I get home and get the
reail stuff
Letter 3:
No 604807
Pte Bates
58 P O W Coy
S 86
France
B E F
Letter 4:
Well Dear tell Tom and
mother I asking for them
and hope they Don't get
Flu I hope littel Peg is
well I think it take
lot off they flu to
knock him over I am
sorry to hear about ...
bit green is sick I hope she
be better soon tell Mrs
Norris I wish her and Joe
the best off luck and
Johnnie and Minnie are
well I hope Neddy and him
are well to I suppose I
would have to laugh at
you and Frannie I suppose
you wher tow sick
Letter 5:
I get anything for you are
you short how tell if
you are send you the price
of one I am on the tack
now I don't no when I
get home hope it wont be
long I am sorry to hear
about the mills bean shut
down there will be a lot trow
out of work tell Jack
McLaughlin I was asking
for him if you can get
the watch the little black
one I gave you send it to
me that the long
paper you where to send
to me I am glad to hear
that my father and mother
is well tell Johnnie
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Letter 1:
Sept
18
Dear wife just a line to ley
you know I am alright hoping to
fined you the same well
I got the xoxo alright But
nearly Droped when I opened
they Box they two Bottels
where Broken and not a
Drop left I curse you may
have packed right no matter
Better Luck next time I
must see you wont be at a
lose over them & think
if you had to put it
one Bottle it mite been
Better it cant be helped
how they Photo of you a
Vera is grand it you
that looks fine ... it
I would like to say more
But I cant you can geuss they Rest
Letter 2
June
29
18
My Dear wife just an answer to
... kind and welcome
letter as I am glad to see by it
that you are quite well and
in the Best of health as it
leaves myself up top tanke
god well dear wife I got
your Photo all right and
it you that looks well you
seam to have got a bit stout
I don't mean sound the you
know ... gess but it is a fine
one I must keep it safe
what about sending me
mine I like to see it
well dear wife you said not
to squeeze it too tight
when I got it no then not till
I get home and get the
reail stuff
Letter 3:
No 604807 ...
Pte Bates
58 P O W Coy
S 86
France
B E F
Letter 4:
Well Dear tell Tom and
mother I asking for them
and hope they Don't get
Flu I hope lettil Peg is
well I think it take
lo ... t off they ... to ...
knock him over I am
sorry to hear about ...
bit green is sick I hope she
be better soon tell Mrs
Norris I wish her and Joe
... the best off luck and
Johnnie and Minnie are
well I hope Teddy and ...
are well to I suppose I
would have to laugh at
you and h annie I suppose
you wher tow sick
Letter 5:
I get anything for you are
you short how tell if
you are send you the price
of one I am on the tack
now I don't no when I
get home hope it wont be
long I am sorry to hear
about the hills bean shut
down there will be a lot too
out of work tell Jack
McLaughlin I was asking
for him if you can get
the watch the little black
one I gave you send it to
me that the long
paper you where to send to me I am glad to hear
that my father and mother
is well tell Johnnie
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- Lilian Brayshaw
June 29, 1918 – Sep, 1918
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