Personal Letter

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Personal Letter

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A letter addressed to Annie, Jack and all. The writer apologises for not having written sooner, due to work. John in Blackpool has been in touch. Kath Cook is in a sanatorium.

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Two handwritten sheets

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E[Author][Recipient]A-JXX0331-0001, E[Author][Recipient]A-JXX0331-0002

Transcription

[underlined] March 31st [/underlined]

74 Dane Road
Luton
Beds

Dear Annie & Jack & all

I know [sic] doubt you will be surprised to hear from us & wondering what as [sic] happened that you have not heard from us. But as a matter of fact we dont get a lot of time visiting these days do we You see we work saturday afternoonss [sic] and by the time I get home at night I feel tired and it really as [sic] been very tiring this long winter we have not been out anywhere. But we shall get about more now that the nice weather is coming. I had a letter from John [deleted] from [/deleted] some time ago from Blackpool. and as it is so

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long ago since he wrote to us. I feel that I really should have written to him. But you see how it is we keep putting these things off until it gets so long and in the finish we do not write at all. So if you will let us know if he is still at Blackpool and at the same address. I should write to him. Kath Cook is still at Bedford in a sanatorium she as been their [sic] about three months now. but is allowed to get up for three hours a day now. I have not been to see her but I feel I ought to although it is a long way to go. I could have had a job over Stevenage at Kings Factory as our firm is building their [sic] but I refused it.

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Citation

“Personal Letter,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed May 10, 2026, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/collections/document/44089.