Your loving son, Tom."

Previous Next. Letter from a mother to 6-year-old evacuee son June 8 1944. I remain your son, Stephen Brown----- Early July, 1914: He appears to have received forgiveness from his mother by his next letter, written in early August, as it … LETTERS FROM A SOLDIER, WWI By Fred Wickert Wars have a habit of similarities. The time is 1918.

She wanted her sons to know how deep a mother’s love runs, so she decided to write them a letter to explain the true meaning behind the words “I love you.” Tina Plantamura / Facebook Tina started her heartwarming letter to her sons explaining how complicated the emotion of love can be, and although children may take their parents love for granted, it lasts an entire lifetime. Dear Mother, War is Hell. 30th Oct 1917 letter from Heberden’s mother . 30th Oct 1917 letter from Heberden’s mother. Dear Miss Muggridge, I think it is so very kind of you to have written me so fully about my dear son’s end and I am so glad to have the sad particulars you are able to give. He wrote to his mother: "Just a short letter to say I'm alright. In May 1944 I was not quite 7 years old. Thank you very much. We're all very worn out and I shall be glad when I get a rest. I have been privileged to have seen and read some letters from a World War I soldier. That is a summary of my life right now, but I’m sure you and the children would not be satisfied with a one sentence letter. So here is what I’ve been up to. Some placed on backs of mules, others carried by men." Wounded have to be brought up through woods, awful road, or rather track, they come in 2 wheel carts drawn by mules or horses. No time to write. 17.

In this case, the soldier was Ralph Phelps, the only son of my maternal grandmothers sister, in other words, my mothers cousin. Primary Source First World War Letters Home May 1915 "One sees some ghastly sights. France May …

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