Erroll Pilkington Gillespie Letters
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when one knew how those devils in the submarine would be chuckling over their achievement. I don't think many lives were lost though, which was a great piece of luck, as I was told afterwards that she was carrying coolies & of all people to handle on a sinking ship I should think they would be the toughest! | when one knew how those devils in the submarine would be chuckling over their achievement. I don't think many lives were lost though, which was a great piece of luck, as I was told afterwards that she was carrying coolies & of all people to handle on a sinking ship I should think they would be the toughest! | ||
| − | Well Pa I must wind up, Much love to you & Mother Your loving son Erroll | + | Well Pa I must wind up, |
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| + | Much love to you & Mother | ||
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| + | Your loving son | ||
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| + | Erroll | ||
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| + | P.S. Those military books reached me about 10 days ago I forgot to mention it before Many thanks for sending them on. | ||
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| + | BC Archives, MS-2685 Box 17 File 3 / OLIVER, William Edgar, 1867 – 1920. Victoria; lawyer. / Erroll P. Gillespie, correspondence outward, 1917 – 1919. | ||
Revision as of Jul 31, 2015, 12:32:35 PM
when one knew how those devils in the submarine would be chuckling over their achievement. I don't think many lives were lost though, which was a great piece of luck, as I was told afterwards that she was carrying coolies & of all people to handle on a sinking ship I should think they would be the toughest! Well Pa I must wind up,
Much love to you & Mother
Your loving son
Erroll
P.S. Those military books reached me about 10 days ago I forgot to mention it before Many thanks for sending them on.
BC Archives, MS-2685 Box 17 File 3 / OLIVER, William Edgar, 1867 – 1920. Victoria; lawyer. / Erroll P. Gillespie, correspondence outward, 1917 – 1919.