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Ruth Harker Postcard Collection - 1911
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| Postmark: May 25 1911
- Carlisle & Waltham Cross |
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| Addressed to Miss R.
Harker, Paynes Farm, Nazeing, Essex |
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Dear Niece
just a line or two hoping you are all well how do you like the
style, with love
From Aunt |
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| Jul
10 1911 - Gunnerside |
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| Addressed to Miss Ruth
Harker, Paynes Farm, Nazeing, Waltham Cross, Essex |
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Friday
Dear Ruth
Many thanks for P-C received last hopeing [sic] this finds you
all well as it leaves us all the same it has been awful stormy
weather here lately more like Christmas than anything else We
are having a wedding at Gunnerside tomorrow T Sunter & S
Cottingham hope you will write back soon love from Jane |
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| Jul 14 1911 - Burnley |
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| Addressed to Miss R
Harker, Paynes Farm, Niarzeing, Waltham Cross, Essex |
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Cambridge
Inn
Dear Ruth
I was glad to have a letter from you. I was at hawes of Wit
Tuesday and sister Hannah came back with me They were all there
from Hill Top and children would have liked me to go back with
them. Write soon.
J Metcalfe |
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| Jul 31 1911 - Gunnerside |
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| Addressed to Miss Ruth
Harker, Paynes Farm, Nazeing, Waltham Cross, Essex |
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Dyke Head
Sunday
Dear Ruth
Hope this finds you all in the best of health as it leaves
us the same at present we have got finished hay it has been
a fair good one this year. We have got midsummer over and
looking forward for the shows now we had a very good stir
at the coronation it is very hot here today no more at present
kind regards from
Jane
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| Aug 17 1911 - Gunnerside |
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| Addressed to Miss Harker,
Paynes Farm, Nazeing, Near Waltham Cross, Essex |
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Thanks for
Parcel yesterday Yes I like the Photos they were very nice.
Will write later
Maggie |
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| Sep 30 1911 - Gunnerside |
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| Addressed to Mr T.
Harker, Paynes Farm, Nazeing, Waltham Cross, S X |
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Gunnerside
Dear Father
Please to send some sage to Hill Top if there is any to get
It has been awful wet and cold since I came here and the hills
were white with snow the other morning. It was a very poor
fair it rained all day
From Ruth
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