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1. Letter from Ramsey, Edward Cresswell

   time coming down. If you will listen I will tell you all about it. We started off very early in the ... both up, and started off to catch up with the bunch. We had not gone one hundred yards when bang she ... went again but this time it was a much louder one and I found my tire ripped about 4 inches long, so ...

   Editor - Nov 23 2021 - 7:48am

2. Letter from Beck, John Jackson

   from Boulogne spent some time in a Tennis club, enjoyed a picnic with convalescent & other nurses ... catch the train at 9.15. Arrived at the nearest station where- at one oclock- had lunch at a pleasant ... which is a quiet French watering place in peace time now given up to Hospitals & convalescent Homes ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 15 2021 - 2:28am

3. Letter from Campbell, William Nelson

   Billie Pinder I was wondering who you would be sporting with but I guess the auto will catch your eye if ... time but from now on I am over going to try and write once a week to you only. I cant write much at ... a time so I will write often so bye bye I remain ever your foolish roving cousin 7224 xxxx Just for old ...

   Editor - Oct 15 2021 - 1:57pm

4. Letter from Garton, Thomas

   around about the time you were catching that potato bug I pity the thing if you happened to get on it ... to your most welcome letter which I received some time ago we were in the trenches at the time so you ... letters I get it would be a little more lonesome, but I can’t complain for I am having a fair good time ...

   Editor - Jul 8 2023 - 10:02am

5. Letter from Weeks, Ludlow Jackson

   the moor and it was pouring rain all the time. In spite of my slicker I was pretty well soaked but ... I get back the old arguments won't carry much strength viz[?] "that you'll catch your ... stand it". Every rainy day I always get pretty well soaked but I never catch any cold. Well I must ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 15 2021 - 3:17am

6. Letter from Evans, James Lloyd

   write Geo Cornish as soon as I finish this letter & I hope in time to catch up all my Canadian ... our base camp about 9 P M French time which is an hour ahead of English time, summer time having come ... time with fondest love to you & the kiddies. Your loving hubby, Jim Army WWI Europe France Letter ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 13 2021 - 3:18pm

7. Letter from Gilroy, Wilbert H.

   catch you. I am so glad you are having a good time in spite of the rainy weather. You can be reasonably ... catching cold. When the time came they were all there you bet. Our Brigade as usual, carried off the blue ... Aug 9th 1915 Otterpool Camp. Dear Em. I have written you a couple of times, but did not send them ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 13 2021 - 12:26pm

8. Letter from Hamm, Allan

   We had to catch the train at 7.00P.M. for Scotland so that's all I could see there we got in ... Troith[?] Brigade this afternoon. It is raining all the time but a fellow has to go around wet or fine when ... he has only six days. Well as news is scarce I think I will close for this time write soon and tell ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 14 2021 - 5:18pm

9. Letter from Fisher, Sydney Thomas

   Latest from you in March 5. The six records arrived including Mairzy Doats, which is catching on fast ... I give quite a few fags to new Canucks. Rec'd first letter in long time from my father in Vancouver ... and decided to write him. I kept forgetting to put F/S on letter, did so this time. Very quiet here at ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 16 2021 - 4:54am

10. Letter from Bridges, Jeannette "Nettie" Drysdale

    Emigration.  Medical WWI Europe Great Britain Letter government 1917 October 29th Bridges, Jeannette ...

    Editor - Sep 16 2021 - 4:16pm