Letters From The Bowes Brothers – July 30, 1916 Bearwood Convalescent Home, Wokingham, England
Dear Brother Fred, Just a few lines to let you know I received your letter here yesterday and needless to say was very pleased to
Dear Brother Fred, Just a few lines to let you know I received your letter here yesterday and needless to say was very pleased to
Howdy Maw, Well this is just the way I feel – just like a fighting cock up and going all the time. Received your very
My Dear Mother, I received your very welcome letter this morning after church and as usual was very glad to hear from you but was
My Dear Mother, Here I am again high and dry once more although I got kind of wet this morning. Some rain wasn’t it? Our
My dear Mother and sister, I received your letter the other day bawling me out for not writing often and, honest Mother, I thought I
My Dear Mother and Evelyn, I am at the time of writing feeling fine. My leg is nearly healed and I can walk fine but



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