Photoalbum to Adrian from Ms Jones 1916-x Aberdovey

Onbekende gift, gekregen in een metalen doos
Miniatuurfotoalbum met portretten van soldaten

Foto-album met miniatuurfoto's
Remembrance
Book
English

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van_gogh

DATE

1914 - 1918

LANGUAGE

eng

ITEMS

8

INSTITUTION

Europeana 1914-1918

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UGC

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europeana19141918:agent/bcd7a0419fc53949418d5e4db6cae8b5

Date

1918
1914

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Story

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Nederlands
English

Country

Europe

DataProvider

Europeana 1914-1918

Provider

Europeana 1914-1918

Year

1918
1914

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2020601_Ag_ErsterWeltkrieg_EU

Begin

1914

End

1918

Language

mul

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van_gogh | europeana19141918:agent/bcd7a0419fc53949418d5e4db6cae8b5

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INTERNET

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Correspondence to Jack Appleby along with an envelope addressed to Miss Jones in Carlisle from William Jones

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Correspondence to Jack Appleby along with an envelope addressed to Miss Jones in Carlisle dated 18 December 1915 (probably sent by William Jones - the person who would have been Jack's brother-in-law; he died on 28 March 1917). Miss Jones was a teacher in Carlisle, Wales.

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Letter from Henry Kavanagh to Enoch Kavanagh, 1916

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Handwritten letter from Henry Kavanagh to his brother Enoch with some pages missing. He has learnt that George had been sent home to recover and wondered if he got home in time for Christmas. He has also learnt from Norman that he is getting used to Army life.

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Letter from Norman to Enoch Kavanagh, 4 April 1916

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Letter from Norman Kavanagh to his brother Enoch from Haynes Park, Bedford. He thanks Enoch for his letter and also says he has received a letter from Henry, he tells Enoch that he is delighted he is well and alive. He had visited home a month previous and found every thing to be good back in Ireland.

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