Letters From The Bowes Brothers – Nov. 1, 1916 Bramshott Camp, England
Dearest Mother and Evelyn, I am indeed sorry I have not written sooner but the only excuse I can offer is the lack of news
Tom MacGregor
April 2, 2013
Dearest Mother and Evelyn, I am indeed sorry I have not written sooner but the only excuse I can offer is the lack of news
Dear Mother, Well Musie, old Camp Hughes has got to be cleared by Oct. 26th and we are going to Winnipeg Saturday or Monday. Saturday,
Dear Mother, Ada left all the stuff with us that she brought, so I have been living rather high (for Camp Hughes) since Sunday. The
Dear Mother and Evelyn, Just a few lines to let you know I am out of the hospital and back to soldier life with a
Dear Mother and Evelyn, Your welcome and lovely letters arrived on Saturday, I am sorry to hear my letters were so short but , Mother,
My Dear Mother, You haven’t sent my money belt up yet. I wish you would as I have no place to carry money safely and
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