Letters from Thomas Noonan to home from the front
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Gallipoli Peninsula
Dardanelles
July 17th 1915
Dear Mother & Father,
I have received some
letters & P.C. lately, and I am glad to hear that
all are quite well. I am in the best of form
and am back again at the front. How is Willie,
I suppose he is a big boy now. Tell him I will get a
''Jack Johnson'' and send it home to him. Also Maggie
Kit and Mick I hope they are all in the best of health.
How is Bill Nicholl remember me to him also all
the family.
The weather is very warm here, but as
we are near the water we get a nice sea breeze at
times. We also go for a swim some evenings just
as it gets dark because it is rather dangerous in
the daytime as you might get a bullet or shrapnel.
There is lots of shrapnel going every day. There
is a very high ridge quite near us, which the Turks are
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Gallipoli Peninsula
Dardanelles
July 14th 1915
Dear Mother & Father,
I have received some
letters P.G lately, and I am glad to hear that
all are quite well. I am in the best of form
and am back again at the front. How is Willie,
I suppose he is a big boy now. Tell him I will get a
''Jack Johnson'' and send it home to him. Also Maggie
Kit and Mick I hope they are all in the best of health.
How is Bill Nicholl remember me to him also all
the family
The weather is very warm here, but as
we are near the water we get a nice sea breeze at
times. We also go for a swim some evenings just
as it gets dark because it is rather dangerous in
the daytime as you might get a bullet or shrapnel.
There is lots of shrapnel going every day. There
is a very high ridge quite near us, which the Turks are
-
Gallipoli Peninsula
Dardanelles
July 14th 1915
Dear Mother & Father,
I have received some
letters P.G lately, and I am glad to hear that
all are quite well. I am in the best of form
and am back again at the front. How is Willie,
I suppose he is a big boy now. Tell him I will get a
''Jack Johnson'' and send it home to him. Also Maggie
Kit and Mick I hope they are all in the best of health.
How is Bill Nicholl remember me to him also all
the family
The weather is very warm here, but as
we are near the water we get a nice sea breeze at
times. We also go for a swim some evenings just
as it gets dark because it is rather dangerous in
the daytime as you might get a bullet or shrapnel.
There is lots of shrapnel going every day.
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Gallipoli
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Story location Gallipoli
- ID
- 4436 / 51896
- Contributor
- Michael Noonan, Ballybuy, Murroe, Co. Limerick
July 17, 1915 – July 17, 1915
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