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Date: November 23rd 1918
To
Olive Gray (daughter)
From
John Gray
Letter

Aberdeen.
23rd Nov. 1918.

My Dears.

This is just a line before I go out to Argyle.

You will see I have got my leave at last and have been filling in my time pretty well as in all likely hood it will be my good bye to my native land. I have done the round all but Argyle and Bolton.

I intend sending you a detailed account of my holiday from start to finish but this may be in time to wish you all a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year, all the friends are well. Mary is engaged to be married to Herbert Inskip. I saw Uncle Abrey but not Aunt or Ethel Will see them before leaving London

Mag is at Argyle. I phoned last night to her but I slept in a hotel here and am just going out to dinner Am writing this in a little shop in the street.

Hope you are all well.

Your Loving
Daddy.

I have to go back to France next Saturday worse luck.

[written at bottom in pencil, author and date added unknown:] John Gray to Family in Canada

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