Imperial War Graves Commission 33-38 Baker Street, London, England This is the final letter in the Bowes Brothers collection. The newly named Imperial War Graves
Dear Mrs. Bowes, Your letter of June 11th arrived today and I am answering by return mail. You would have no difficulty in finding the
War Office, Winchester House, London, England Dear Madam, In further reply to your letter I have to say that Private D.C. Bowes is reported
War Office Winchester House St. James Square London, England Dear Madam, In reply to your letter of 7th of December 1917, I regret to
Dear Mrs. Bowes, We are having the coldest weather just now but I am not in the line as I am at a school along
Dear Mrs. Bowes, My heart is heavy, so I feel called upon to write you with sad and even sadder news. The only consolation I
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