Letter to Mrs Wilson from Margaret Wright
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Title
Letter to Mrs Wilson from Margaret Wright
Description
Letter from Margaret, girl friend of crew member Sergeant K G Francis's, to Mrs Wilson writing of her sympathy for Mrs Wilson’s husband and his crew who have been reported missing.
Creator
Date
1944-07-13
Temporal Coverage
Spatial Coverage
Language
Format
Two photocopied sheets, three-page handwritten letter and envelope
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Rights
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Identifier
E[Name]MWilsonJH440713
Transcription
19 Disraeli St.
Dewsbury Rd.
Leeds 11.
July 13[underlined]th[/underlined]
Dear Mrs Wilson,
I feel I just had to write you, and express with you my deepest sympathy during this anxious time of waiting of news of our loved ones. I had your lovely letter forwarded on to me, by [indecipherable word] parents , you see I am Gei’s girl friend, and I guess I am feeling this blow pretty badly too. I can well understand
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just how this is affecting you, as when I heard from Mrs Ferrier in Cananda, she told me you had three small children, and I [indecipherable word] then that God would surely take care of them, and that one day soon, I know your husband, and all the boys will turn up smiling. They must for all our sakes, and the boys had such faith in your husband, that I feel it will only take time for them to be once more back amongst us. I feel if we trust in them, they can’t let us down, and
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we will keep on praying very hard, and I feel sure our prayers will be answered, so until then keep your chin up, along with all of us.
Yours Sincerely
[underlined] Margaret [/underlined]
[page break]
[postmark]
[postage stamp]
Mrs. Wilson
2, Kensington Grove
Denton
[underlined] Manchester [/underlined]
Dewsbury Rd.
Leeds 11.
July 13[underlined]th[/underlined]
Dear Mrs Wilson,
I feel I just had to write you, and express with you my deepest sympathy during this anxious time of waiting of news of our loved ones. I had your lovely letter forwarded on to me, by [indecipherable word] parents , you see I am Gei’s girl friend, and I guess I am feeling this blow pretty badly too. I can well understand
[page break]
just how this is affecting you, as when I heard from Mrs Ferrier in Cananda, she told me you had three small children, and I [indecipherable word] then that God would surely take care of them, and that one day soon, I know your husband, and all the boys will turn up smiling. They must for all our sakes, and the boys had such faith in your husband, that I feel it will only take time for them to be once more back amongst us. I feel if we trust in them, they can’t let us down, and
[page break]
we will keep on praying very hard, and I feel sure our prayers will be answered, so until then keep your chin up, along with all of us.
Yours Sincerely
[underlined] Margaret [/underlined]
[page break]
[postmark]
[postage stamp]
Mrs. Wilson
2, Kensington Grove
Denton
[underlined] Manchester [/underlined]
Collection
Citation
M Wright, “Letter to Mrs Wilson from Margaret Wright,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed March 16, 2025, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/10719.
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