Letter to Reg Wilson's Mother
Title
Letter to Reg Wilson's Mother
Description
The writer thanks Reg's mother for news of Reg.
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Date
1944-04-13
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One handwritten sheet
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EPorteousKingJJWilsonM440413
Transcription
Seven Kings Congregational Church.
SEVEN KINGS, ESSEX.
Minister in Charge:
Rev. EDWARD SHILLITO, M.A.,
29 Scotland Road, Buckhurst Hill, Essex.
Tel.: Buc. 1649.
Hon. Secretary:
J.J. PORTEOUS KING,
19, Epsom Road, Seven Kings.
Tel.: Seven Kings 3979.
Hon. Treasurer:
IVOR H. BOCKING,
8, Merton Road, Seven Kings.
13. April 1944.
Dear Mrs Wilson.
Thank you ever so for your letter with news of Reg. I did not know that anything had happened to him but, Im [sic] sure you will understand, I am thankful that he has been spared and is safe and unhurt. Our wishes to him for a safe and speedy return home to you are more emphatic than ever.
May I thank you too for sending cigarettes to him, may he enjoy every one.
With our united wishes and prayers for you both
Yours sincerely.
[signature]
SEVEN KINGS, ESSEX.
Minister in Charge:
Rev. EDWARD SHILLITO, M.A.,
29 Scotland Road, Buckhurst Hill, Essex.
Tel.: Buc. 1649.
Hon. Secretary:
J.J. PORTEOUS KING,
19, Epsom Road, Seven Kings.
Tel.: Seven Kings 3979.
Hon. Treasurer:
IVOR H. BOCKING,
8, Merton Road, Seven Kings.
13. April 1944.
Dear Mrs Wilson.
Thank you ever so for your letter with news of Reg. I did not know that anything had happened to him but, Im [sic] sure you will understand, I am thankful that he has been spared and is safe and unhurt. Our wishes to him for a safe and speedy return home to you are more emphatic than ever.
May I thank you too for sending cigarettes to him, may he enjoy every one.
With our united wishes and prayers for you both
Yours sincerely.
[signature]
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JJ Porteous King, “Letter to Reg Wilson's Mother,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed April 20, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/35842.
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