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FGOS_01337r, Reverse of Edwardian postcard of Netley Southampton by FGO Stuart, posted in April 1907
[1907-04-07] Dear Mother Thanks for the P.C.'s received on Friday. Glad you got out a bit over the holidays. I don’t think you have one like this? Tell me in your next if you have one of Bitterne, if not I will send it you. I do not know what ones to get. I don’t see any Ower ones. I am sending Lizzie G... one of Bargate. I thought of her, but have forgotten her address again. Aunt says most likely she will write tomorrow. We have been out this afternoon for a walk as far as the cemetery and back home round Weston and the water. I very nearly got blown in, the weather is very much changed. Mr G has not gone away this time. [again] boat sailed yesterday. Love from us al to all Y.L.D.E. [Sent to: Mrs E Williams, 27 Penllyn Avenue, West Park, Newport, Mons
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FGOS_00448br, Reverse of Edwardian postcard of Lyndhurst, Hampshire, by FGO Stuart, posted in June 1908
1908-07-24] Dear A xxxxx, Just a line in answer to your kind letter. So sorry I could not come in last night, was too bissed, but will come Thursday. Be at the G.... at 7.30. I remain your ever loving ..... H Barnes [Sent to: Miss A Stanbrook, 143 High Street, Southampton]