Letter from James Burnside to Kay
Title
Letter from James Burnside to Kay
Description
Asks her to congratulate friend over birth of baby. Mentions he is stiff due to PT, basket ball and swimming. Just off to camp cinema.
Creator
Date
1944-04-03
Temporal Coverage
Language
Format
Two page handwritten letter
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Contributor
Identifier
EBurnsideJGBBurnsideKE440403
Transcription
[deleted] LINCOLN [/deleted]
TELEPHONE: CONINGSBY 281/2/3
St Athan
Glam.
3-4-44
Kay Darling,
How wonderful!
Please congratulate Dick for me & wish Mary a speedy recovery. I really never thought they had it in them. Just fancy a baby girl all their own!
They will have to think of another name in place of “Our Albert” maybe “Our Eunice” will do.
I do hope that by now you have received my previous letters.
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letter [missing word]
I am still as stiff as an old horse, trouble is this [indecipherable word] of P.T. Basket Ball & Swimming is rather upsetting, not being used to it.
I am writing this in the Study hut, just prior to doing my Homework. If time permits we are off to the Camp Cinema.
See you soon Sweetheart
All my love & lets hope we may have a wee bairn in the future.
Goodbye & God bless
Yours always
Jim XXX
TELEPHONE: CONINGSBY 281/2/3
St Athan
Glam.
3-4-44
Kay Darling,
How wonderful!
Please congratulate Dick for me & wish Mary a speedy recovery. I really never thought they had it in them. Just fancy a baby girl all their own!
They will have to think of another name in place of “Our Albert” maybe “Our Eunice” will do.
I do hope that by now you have received my previous letters.
[page break]
letter [missing word]
I am still as stiff as an old horse, trouble is this [indecipherable word] of P.T. Basket Ball & Swimming is rather upsetting, not being used to it.
I am writing this in the Study hut, just prior to doing my Homework. If time permits we are off to the Camp Cinema.
See you soon Sweetheart
All my love & lets hope we may have a wee bairn in the future.
Goodbye & God bless
Yours always
Jim XXX
Collection
Citation
J G B Burnside, “Letter from James Burnside to Kay,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed December 1, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/37838.
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