Letters from Thomas Noonan to home from the front
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At Sea
Private T Noonan
On Active Service
Dear Mother & Father
Just a short letter to let youknow I am well, and I hope you are all quite well
at home. How are Kitty, Maggie, Mick and Willie?
I hope they are all in good health. I suppose
Willie is a big boy now, is he going to school all
the time? How are all the friends, I suppose
they are all well. Kindly remember me to them.
We sailed from Melbourne on 22nd Dec andhave had a nice trip so far. We called to
Albany and Colombo where we stayed for a
few days. We have a good time on board
and there is plenty of exercise drill and so
forth every day, we don't feel the time passing.
At night, we sleep in hammocks which areswung from the top of the troop decks.
I don't sleep below as it is too close. Ihave a nice place to swing mine on the
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At Sea
Private T Noonan
On Active Service
Dear Mother & Father
Just a short letter to let you know I am well, and I hope you are all quite well at home. How are Kitty, Maggie, Mick and Willie? I hope they are all in good health. I suppose Willie is a big boy now, is he going to school all the time? How are all the friends, I suppose they are all well. Kindly remember me to them.
We sailed from Melbourne on 22nd Dec and have had a nice trip so far. We called to Albany and Colombo where we stayed for a few days. We have a good time on board and there is plenty of exercise drill and so forth every day, we don't feel the time passing.
At night, we sleep in hammocks which are swung from the top of the troop decks.
I don't sleep below as it is too close. I have a nice place to swing mine on the
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At Sea
Private T Noonan
On Active Service
Dear Mother & Fathe
Just a short letter to let you know I am well, and I hope you are all quite well at home. How are Kitty, Maggie, Mick and Willie? I hope they are all in good health. I suppose Willie is a big boy now, is he going to school all the time? How are all the friends, I suppose they are all well. Kindly remember me to them.
We sailed from Melbourne on 22nd Dec and have had a nice trip so far. We called to Albany and Colombo where we stayed for a few days. We have a good time on board and there is plenty of exercise drill and so forth every day, we don't feel the time passing.
At night, we sleep in hammocks which are swung from the top of the troop decks.
I don't sleep below as it is too close. I have a nice place to swing mine on the
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At Sea
Private T Noonan
On Active Service
Dear Mother & Fathe
Just a short letter to let you know I am well, and I hope you are all quite well at home. How are Kitty, Maggie, Mick and Willie? I hope they are all in good health. I suppose Willie is a big boy now, is he going to school all the time.
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Melbourne, Australia
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Albany, Western Australia
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Colombo, Sri Lanka
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Gallipoli
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Story location Gallipoli
Document location Melbourne, Australia
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Additional document location Albany, Western Australia
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Additional document location Colombo, Sri Lanka
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- 4436 / 51872
- Contributor
- Michael Noonan, Ballybuy, Murroe, Co. Limerick
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