Transcription: [page 1] Dear Miss Roberts, In looking through the effects of the late Private Byrne I came across a letter of yours. I am therefore writing you this letter to let you know of his sad but glorious end. On the 21st inst a Dug Out was blown in by the enemy. Some men
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Transcription: [page 1] Dear Miss I have received a parcel of cigarettes and matches which I do not know how to thank you for your kindness I was very short at the time of receiving them sometimes we get plenty and more times none the weather is very hard out here we have plenty
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Transcription: [page 1] Dear Miss Roberts, just a few lines to let you know I received your welcome parcel and enjoyed it very much especially the socks I wanted them badly as we are in an isolated part of the country. It is not very often we get a change of washing or little nes
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Transcription: [page 1] Dear Miss Roberts, Just a few lines to let you know I received your letter and parcel quiet safe they chocolate was very nice also they P.C. was grand it will come in very nice for my Bivouock [bivouac] I do tack them on the wall I am glad you liked they o
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Transcription: Dear Miss Roberts, Many thanks for nice long letter to hand. Have sent home word to forward photograph to you direct. I am writing this in an old tent in the jungle, but usual [underlined] letter follows. Kindest Regards to all Ever yours Sincerely WA Brennan CPL [
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Transcription: Dear Miss Roberts, Not forgotten only awfully busy. you understand of course how. Letter follows. Ever Sincerely Yours WA Brennan CPL P.S. Re photots? Not yet to hand please and kindly hasten. [includes envelope]
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Transcription: [page 1] Dear Miss Roberts, Many thanks for all your nice letters to hand. I think I have now received all you sent me from Crosshaven and really it is so kind of you to think of me so much, again many thanks. I am sorry to say your last letter found me in rather a
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Envelope for unidentified letter from Private J Martin.
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Transcription: Dear Miss Roberts Your most welcome letter dated Septmeber 15th safely to hand, same finding me in usual spirits. I am glad you are having an enjoyable time, in fact I think you are entitled to a good rest owing to the good work you do for the Boys. Only sending yo
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Transcription: Dear Miss Roberts, Your P.C dated 23rd Oct 1916 to hand many thanks for same. I had only just sent you a letter of acknowledgemet for the lamp when your P.C reached me making enquiries. It is indeed a very nice and useful lamp, again many thanks for same. You sent
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Undated envelope for unidentified letter. May be related to DCLA.RDFA.001.02.002
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Transcription: Dear Miss Roberts Just a line hoping you are going on well as it leaves myself at presant;I received your parcel today and was very glad of the shirt socks and [woodbines] I hope I am not causing you too much trouble I think the war won't last much longer I wish it
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