Ellison Family Letters
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Canadian Machine Gun Depot Seaford Sussex 14/1/18. | Canadian Machine Gun Depot Seaford Sussex 14/1/18. | ||
Dear Mother Father & Sisters I just came off four days draft leave last night & of course I feel tired to night. Your letter and a parcel from Betty Flemming were waiting for me. I went to Whitley Thursday to try & get the boys off but the MO would not let them go just yet as some one had diptheria or some other disease I wanted to show them around London while I could & then send them up to Manchester & Leeds. It was great to see some of the Ellison family again. I do'nt think Bert has changed much Vernon is much bigger though. We had quite a talk all after noon then I got the eve train back to London. Witley | Dear Mother Father & Sisters I just came off four days draft leave last night & of course I feel tired to night. Your letter and a parcel from Betty Flemming were waiting for me. I went to Whitley Thursday to try & get the boys off but the MO would not let them go just yet as some one had diptheria or some other disease I wanted to show them around London while I could & then send them up to Manchester & Leeds. It was great to see some of the Ellison family again. I do'nt think Bert has changed much Vernon is much bigger though. We had quite a talk all after noon then I got the eve train back to London. Witley | ||
| − | BC Archives, MS-0249 Box 1 File | + | BC Archives, MS-0249 Box 1 File 11 ELLISON FAMILY. Vernon. |
Mrs. Price Ellison, correspondence inward from her son Price Ellison. 1918. | Mrs. Price Ellison, correspondence inward from her son Price Ellison. 1918. | ||
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Canadian Machine Gun Depot Seaford Sussex 14/1/18. Dear Mother Father & Sisters I just came off four days draft leave last night & of course I feel tired to night. Your letter and a parcel from Betty Flemming were waiting for me. I went to Whitley Thursday to try & get the boys off but the MO would not let them go just yet as some one had diptheria or some other disease I wanted to show them around London while I could & then send them up to Manchester & Leeds. It was great to see some of the Ellison family again. I do'nt think Bert has changed much Vernon is much bigger though. We had quite a talk all after noon then I got the eve train back to London. Witley BC Archives, MS-0249 Box 1 File 11 ELLISON FAMILY. Vernon. Mrs. Price Ellison, correspondence inward from her son Price Ellison. 1918.