AU34/26/4/6

Letter to Ena Mary Underwood from Andrew Underwood, Blenheim Barracks, Aldershot (5 Trg Bn (Sel) RASC). Only here for 12 days. 'The place here is dirty & grubby. I believe the actual barrack rooms are condemned. The beds ought to be, anyway. Last night I served 700 helpings of sago pudding ...today sat in the office telling the major that the sergeant had gone to have a cup of tea... Poor Mrs Georgie what will Uncle & co do? [refers to death of Mrs Wildman, 19 Church Street, Ampthill. Uncle & co - Captain Richard Cunliffe, CA] You used to go on about my pals in the shop but what about Noma's? [Noma Rogers, nee White, who worked for the Underwood's]

19 Sept 1952

From: 1952 To: 1952

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Underwood, Andrew Grimmer,
Underwood, Ena Mary,
Wildman, Lilian E,
Cunliffe, Richard,
White, Norma,
Rogers, Norma

family correspondence, Aldershot, Ampthill Church Street