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Letter: from Richard Dillingham at No 21 Kite & Balloon Section RFC Camp, [France] to Christine Dillingham at Kings Road, Flitwick - writer is sorry to hear about George and Flo and comments what an awful thing it is to happen "I expect the poor fellow must have worn to a shadow"; - notes that it is good that her mother can go to help; - is surprised to hear about Sam Carr having a cancer in the mouth; - "So Martha is just about the same. Tell her from me that it is about time she made a start and did something towards helping the country"; - comments that he doesn't think Martha's brother will get into the R.F.C. as he has got no trade but guesses the "old girls tongue doesn't half go"; - notes that he is glad the children liked their Postcards and that she has a job with the children sometimes; - comments that he is glad that her Ramblers are growing;

24 April 1917

From: 1917 To: 1917

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Carr, Sam,
Dillingham, Richard,
Dillingham, Christine

Royal Flying Corps, CHILDREN, postcards, cancer, FLITWICK, France