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John Haworth Drewry Letters

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Letter No. 2.
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In the Field  
 
In the Field  
 
January 22, 1918
 
January 22, 1918
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Dearest Mother
 
Dearest Mother
Five of your letters reached me all together, forwarded from Cox's just a few days ago. It certainly was good to hear from you again.I have now recieved nine of your letters in all and I can't understand why there are not more as Cox &Co were aware of my whereabouts always and the Army P.O should have been able to find me through the War Office records. The parcel has not yet arrived but I am expecting it every day. It has probably been following me from place to place in England. In according with your wishes
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Five of your letters reached me all together, forwarded from Cox's just a few days ago. It certainly was good to hear from you again. I have now received nine of your letters in all and I can't understand why there are not more as Cox & Co were aware of my whereabouts always and the Army P.O. should have been able to find me through the War Office records. The parcel has not yet arrived but I am expecting it every day. It has probably been following me from place to place in England. In accordance with your wishes
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BC Archives, 93-6553
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Box 4
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DREWRY FAMILY
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Selected Correspondence, 1917 – 1919.

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Letter No. 2.

In the Field January 22, 1918

Dearest Mother

Five of your letters reached me all together, forwarded from Cox's just a few days ago. It certainly was good to hear from you again. I have now received nine of your letters in all and I can't understand why there are not more as Cox & Co were aware of my whereabouts always and the Army P.O. should have been able to find me through the War Office records. The parcel has not yet arrived but I am expecting it every day. It has probably been following me from place to place in England. In accordance with your wishes

BC Archives, 93-6553 Box 4 DREWRY FAMILY Selected Correspondence, 1917 – 1919.