Letter to Miss Hayhurst from John Holden's Parents
Title
Letter to Miss Hayhurst from John Holden's Parents
Description
The letter advises that John has been reported missing.
Creator
Date
1944-07-27
Temporal Coverage
Language
Format
Two handwritten sheets
Publisher
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Contributor
Identifier
EHolden[Fa]-[Mo]HayhurstJM440727-0001, EHolden[Fa]-[Mo]HayhurstJM440727-0002
Transcription
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"PER ARDUA AD ASTRA"
19 Northfield Rd
Rising Bridge
Accrington
27th July 1944
Dear Miss Hayhurst
I am very sorry to say that John was reported missing over France June 9/10 we have not receive [sic] any more news yet,
I shall be very glad to see you on Sunday. Oh by the way Ribble Busses does not run on Sundays Dad and I his [sic] very anxious for some more news I think myself he as [sic] come down in France some where and cannot write to as [sic] Once again thanking you for your letter we shall please to see
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you any time hoping for the best of good news and God Bless him and look after him for our sake
I beg to Remain
Yours Truly
Mr & Mrs Holden
PS
I hope this get in time, (come any time) excuse writing
"PER ARDUA AD ASTRA"
19 Northfield Rd
Rising Bridge
Accrington
27th July 1944
Dear Miss Hayhurst
I am very sorry to say that John was reported missing over France June 9/10 we have not receive [sic] any more news yet,
I shall be very glad to see you on Sunday. Oh by the way Ribble Busses does not run on Sundays Dad and I his [sic] very anxious for some more news I think myself he as [sic] come down in France some where and cannot write to as [sic] Once again thanking you for your letter we shall please to see
[page break]
you any time hoping for the best of good news and God Bless him and look after him for our sake
I beg to Remain
Yours Truly
Mr & Mrs Holden
PS
I hope this get in time, (come any time) excuse writing
Collection
Citation
Mr and Mrs Holden, “Letter to Miss Hayhurst from John Holden's Parents,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed May 19, 2025, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/41105.
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