Ellison Family Letters
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Elizabeth's letters arrived and I was scared stiff when I read about you & Myra going through the ice. I hope that your soaking left no ill effects. I am awfully glad that it did not stop you from going again because I know that you enjoyed it very much. I am still here and do not know yet what they are going to do with us. I do not care much as long as I get out of the infantry. | Elizabeth's letters arrived and I was scared stiff when I read about you & Myra going through the ice. I hope that your soaking left no ill effects. I am awfully glad that it did not stop you from going again because I know that you enjoyed it very much. I am still here and do not know yet what they are going to do with us. I do not care much as long as I get out of the infantry. | ||
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| + | BC Archives, MS-0249 Box 1 File 10 ELLISON FAMILY. Vernon. | ||
| + | Mrs. Price Ellison, correspondence inward from her son Price Ellison. 1917. | ||
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Folkestone, March 10 (1917)
Dearest Mother. Elizabeth's letters arrived and I was scared stiff when I read about you & Myra going through the ice. I hope that your soaking left no ill effects. I am awfully glad that it did not stop you from going again because I know that you enjoyed it very much. I am still here and do not know yet what they are going to do with us. I do not care much as long as I get out of the infantry.
BC Archives, MS-0249 Box 1 File 10 ELLISON FAMILY. Vernon. Mrs. Price Ellison, correspondence inward from her son Price Ellison. 1917.