Letter from Ernest Tansley to his brother Albert's and wife Dolly

ETansleyEHTansleyAE-D421014.pdf

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Letter from Ernest Tansley to his brother Albert's and wife Dolly

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Writes about leave and catches up with family matters and travel arrangements.

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1942-10-14

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One page handwritten letter and envelope

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ETansleyEHTansleyAE-D421014

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[postmark] [postage stamp]

Mrs. A. E. TANSLEY
41 CLAXTON ST.,
LANDPORT
PORTSMOUTH
[underlined] HANTS [/underlined]

[page break]

E Tansley
Bath Hill Court
Bournemouth
[underlined] Hants. [/underlined]

[page break]

WRITTEN OCTOBER 1942
ON ARRIVAL BACK IN UK
FROM [underlined] USA [/underlined]

TO ALBERT’S WIFE, DOLLY

[page break]

Christian Science Rest Room for H.M. Forces
[deleted] 4 SOUTHBOURNE GROVE, [/deleted] BOURNEMOUTH.
[inserted] 199, Old Christchurch Road [/inserted]

SGT. PILOT. E. H. TANSLEY 1345042
No.3 P.R.C.
BATH HILL COURT
BOURNEMOUTH
HANTS

[underlined] Oct. 14th [/underlined]

[underlined] Dear Albert & Dolly [/underlined]

Managed to get back O.K. on Sunday. I do not think I will be on leave this week-end, so if you could possibly manage to come over here I would be pleased to see you.

Rene is coming down to-day and I shall be going to meet her in a few minutes. That will make things a lot better.

If I do happen to get leave I will send a telegram immediately.

Give me some idea of the Bus or train you will be catching by return [inserted] post [/inserted] then I can be there in case you do turn up. Only we do not get mail Saturday afternoon or Sunday, so you could work out a plan now even if you cannot carry it out.

Hope you are both keeping well & that you enjoy this nice long letter.

Cherio [sic]

[underlined] Ernie [/underlined]

Citation

E H Tansley, “Letter from Ernest Tansley to his brother Albert's and wife Dolly,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed April 27, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/28499.

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