Memories of T Dawdry, 11th Hussars, item 14

• March 9, 2017 19:37:27 Matthew Morrow

  This letter is written on letterhead that is partially torn in the upper left corner. It bears a seal for the British Red Cross Society of Dublin.

  ...Department for Wounded, Missing and Prisoners of War.

       BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY,

                                                     51 Dawson Street,

                                                                                      DUBLIN.

  The remainder of the letter has been typed on a typewriter with the exception of the signature.

  5th April 1918.

  Mrs B. Dawdray

             148 Townsend Street

                                   Dublin.

  
  

  Re S.Q.M.S., Dawdray H/5716

  11th Hussars.

  D/ W.22/3/18.

  
  

  Dear Madam,

                  Regarding your late  Husband's effects, you should write

  at once to the Secretary, Privates' Effects Department, War

  Office, Imperial Institute, London S.W.7.

             We hope greatly to get the Chaplain's report from the 

  32nd Casualty Clearing Station, France soon, when we shall not

  fail to let you know of it. We can then, if you wish it,

  endeavour to get you a photograph of his grave.

                               Yours faithfully,

  
  

                              Edmund A. Trouton Signature

  
  

                              Hon Sec. to the Dpt.

  
  

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• February 15, 2017 06:36:36 Justin Barski

  5th April 1918.

  Mrs B. Dawdray

             148 Townsend Street

                                   Dublin.

  
  

  Re S.Q.M.S., Dawdray H/5716

  11th Hussars.

  D/ W.22/3/18.

  
  

  Dear Madam,

                  Regarding your late  Husband's effects, you should write

  at once to the Secretary, Privates' Effects Department, War

  Office, Imperial Institute, London S.W.7.

             We hope greatly to get the Chaplain's report from the 

  32nd Casualty Clearing Station, France soon, when we shall not

  fail to let you know of it. We can then, if you wish it,

  endeavour to get you a photograph of his grave.

                               Yours faithfully,

  
  

                              Edmund A. Trouton

  
  

                              Hon Sec. to the Dpt.

  
  

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• February 15, 2017 06:35:47 Justin Barski

  5th April 1918.

  Mrs B. Dawdray

             148 Townsend Street

                                   Dublin.

  
  

  Re S.Q.M.S., Dawdray H/5716

  11th Hussars.

  D/ W.22/3/18.

  
  

  Dear Madam,

                  Regarding your late  Husband's effects, you should write

  at once to the Secretary, Privates' Effects Department, War

  Office, Imperial Institute, London S.W.7.

             We hope greatly to get the Chaplain's report from the 

  32nd Casualty Clearing Station, France soon, when we shall not

  fail to let you know of it. We can then, if you wish it,

  endeavour to get you a photograph of his grave.

                               Yours faithfully,

                              Edmund A. Trouton

                              Hon Sec. to the Dpt.

  
  

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