Vladivostok letter
| Gramps ID | S0528 |
Narrative
From Mike Buxton 1 May 2010. I wrote back:
What a treasure! Here's my reading:
[Postmarked "Vladivostock Brit..."
and "London E7 8JY 19" - 8 July 1919?]
Master Cyril Buxton
59 Christie Rd
South Hackney
London NE
England
My Dear Cyril,
Your Dadie is so pleased to write to his dear little Boy and let him know I am
quite well and going along alright in Siberia
your dear Mummy tells me what a good Boy you are which I am so pleased to know
and that you like your school
Dadie was very upset to know your dear little Brother was so ill and hope he is
alright now it is to be hoped it won't be long now before I come home kiss dear
Baby & Mummy for me God Bless you with fondest love from your loving Dadie
Is that what you think it says?
Thanks!
Emrys
On 30/04/2010 23:23, Michael Buxton wrote:
> HI Emrys& Margaret
>
> I've found an interesting letter from Walter to dad dated 1919, it is
> written on paper thin wood with a Japanese picture and is from Vladivostok.
> The letter mentions Hayden but I think he died in 1918 so I guess he
> hadn't received any news. I see on the internet that Vladivostok was
> occupied by the Japanese in some way. The 1/9th Hampshire Regiment were
> shipped from India to Vladivostok and they suffered in the flu epidemic en
> route.
>
> Mike
>
References
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- Buxton, Walter Cyril [I0161]
- Residence, Buxton, Walter Cyril