Correspondence to and from Jack Appleby and his relations
Correspondence to and from Jack Appleby, service number 485015. Includes an envelope addressed to Miss Jones Carlisle dated 18 December 1915; a WWI embroidered silk postcard 'to Moll from Bill' William Jones - the person who would have been Jack's brother-in-law; William Jones died on March 28 1917.
CONTRIBUTOR
Mary Broderick
DATE
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LANGUAGE
eng
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INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
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