Letter to John Taplin's Parents from Educational Supply Association Ltd
Title
Letter to John Taplin's Parents from Educational Supply Association Ltd
Description
The letter, from John's former employers, expresses sympathy that John is missing.
Date
1943-02-05
Temporal Coverage
Language
Format
One typewritten sheet
Publisher
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Contributor
Identifier
STaplinJA1268696v10029
Transcription
DT/JH.
ESA THE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY ASSOCIATION LTD
WOODWORK FACTORY – STEVENAGE
STATIONERY FACTORY:- LONDON
ESAVIAN WORKS, STEVENAGE
HERTS
TELEPHONE STEVENAGE 197 (4 LINES)
TELEGRAMS
EDUCATIONAL
STEVENAGE
Works Control Office.
5th. February, 1943.
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Taplin,
I must write to tell you how deeply distressed we are to hear the bad news that Johnnie is missing. As you know, everyone in the office is very fond indeed of him and although he has been away for sometime now, we always think of him as one of us.
Please accept our deepest sympathy in such a trying time, and we do sincerely hope that you will soon hear that he has been taken prisoner and is safe and well.
Yours sincerely,
[signature]
MR. & MRS. TAPLIN,
12, WHITESMEAD ROAD,
STEVENAGE,
HERTS.
[crest]
ESA THE EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY ASSOCIATION LTD
WOODWORK FACTORY – STEVENAGE
STATIONERY FACTORY:- LONDON
ESAVIAN WORKS, STEVENAGE
HERTS
TELEPHONE STEVENAGE 197 (4 LINES)
TELEGRAMS
EDUCATIONAL
STEVENAGE
Works Control Office.
5th. February, 1943.
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Taplin,
I must write to tell you how deeply distressed we are to hear the bad news that Johnnie is missing. As you know, everyone in the office is very fond indeed of him and although he has been away for sometime now, we always think of him as one of us.
Please accept our deepest sympathy in such a trying time, and we do sincerely hope that you will soon hear that he has been taken prisoner and is safe and well.
Yours sincerely,
[signature]
MR. & MRS. TAPLIN,
12, WHITESMEAD ROAD,
STEVENAGE,
HERTS.
[crest]
Collection
Citation
“Letter to John Taplin's Parents from Educational Supply Association Ltd,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed October 15, 2026, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/collections/document/44341.
