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Two letters from Beryl and Frank Brown whilst on holiday.

TBC/014/037

Two letters in an envelope. The envelope is addressed to Mrs. L. Taylor and is postmarked Llandudno 7 July 1943. One of the letters is from Beryl to her parents whilst away and the other one is addressed to Lou and ?? and is from Frank. Both letters are chatty and talk ...
Letter to Lou from her Mother.

TBC/014/038

Letter addressed to Lou from her mother dated 9.5.45. This letter includes reference to the fact that the War in Europe is over and hoping for the Japs to be sorted.
Letter to Lou from her Mother.

TBC/014/039

Letter addressed to Lou from her mother dated 7.6.45. This letter tells of a rash she has had that won’t clear up. Also of sending fags to Hue. It also talks of Beverley and ‘Girlie’s girl’ being able to play together.
Letter to Lou from her Mother.

TBC/014/040

Letter addressed to Lou from her mother dated 9.7.45. This letter tells of the weather not being good and how she has read that Wolverton have their holiday. She talks of Hue (in Japan) who hopes to be home this year.
Letter to Lou from her Mother.

TBC/014/041

Letter addressed to Lou from her mother dated 20.7.45. This letter tells of how the War with Japan is over and that Hue hopes to be back soon. She also talks of a visit she made to Wolverton to see Beverley and ‘Girlie’s girl’ both of whom she refers to as nice girls. ...
Letter to Lou from her Mother.

TBC/014/042

Letter addressed to Lou from her mother dated 13.3.46. This letter tells of the cold weather but how it is getting lighter. It also says how she is pleased that Hue likes his work and how she hears about Marguerite and Bernice.
Letter from Edwin Butler, addressee unknown.

FWW/001/005

Letter from Edwin Butler, 10 Stoneleigh Avenue, Worcester Park, Surrey, dated 01.01.1944, addressee unknown. Requesting refund for payment of 5 shillings for Doctor’s Class Code A Certificate dated 16.12.1943. Registration Number quoted CNMA.68.1. Army discharge papers were enclosed.
Envelope addressed to T. Taylor containing documents and a postcard.

TBC/002/004

Envelope addressed to T. Taylor postmarked London 4 Dec 1944. Inside is a postcard photograph of a young man in an army uniform with a dark coloured moustache. There is nothing to identify him. The envelope also contains a leaflet from Thos. Cook and Son Ltd showing the rates for parcels for ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Frank and Beryl, 8 October 1944

TBC/002/006

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Beryl and Frank dated 8 October 1944. In his letter he tells them about the new camp he has just moved to. He talks about the monkeys, cinema, cricket and doing his washing. He says he will have to do another course ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Beryl and Frank, 15 October 1944

TBC/002/007

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Beryl and Frank dated 15 October 1944. He thanks them for the wedding anniversary cables and says he hasn’t received a letter since August. He talks about what he has been doing including drill, lectures and route marches as well as playing ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, 22.10.1944

TBC/002/008

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents dated 22 October 1944. He says he has received their letter and one from Flo. He doesn’t want anything at the moment and there is no point sending money as he cannot convert it and there is nothing to spend it on or ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Beryl and Frank, 15 November 1944

TBC/002/009

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Beryl and Frank dated 15 November 1944. He says he has received their letters. He sends his best wishes and says he is not near enough to anywhere to buy anything to send home. He talks about the weather and his tan. ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, and Beryl and Frank, 26 November 1944

TBC/002/010

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents and Beryl and Frank dated 26 November 1944. Hubert begins by suggesting that he starts to number his letters again so his family can keep track of them, particularly as they seem to arrive in batches although generally they take 17 days to ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, and Beryl and Frank, 5 December 1944

TBC/002/011

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents and Beryl and Frank dated 5 December 1944. Hubert begins by thanking his family for the parcel which had arrived safe and sound. All the contents were intact apart from slight buckling to a tin which Hubert will mend as the ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents and Beryl and Frank , 11 December 1944.

TBC/002/012

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents and Beryl and Frank dated 11 December 1944. The letter has been badly photocopied so some words are missing. However Hubert begins by saying that he won’t be using air-graphs much in future as their use will be rationed. He mentions the price ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents 3 March 1945

TBC/002/014

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents dated 3 March 1945. Hubert begins by saying he is glad his mothers health is improving and asks how his father is keeping. He suggests that they go out more now the weather is improving and visit the bowling green, suggesting to ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents 6 March 1945

TBC/002/015

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents dated 6 March 1945. Hubert begins by saying he has received letters from all family members that week and is pleased that his mother enjoys reading his letters home as he tries to keep them interesting. He is glad everyone at home is well, ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, 9 March 1945

TBC/002/016

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents dated 9 March 1945. Hubert thanks his mother for two recent letters and is pleased his letters are reaching home. He is pleased to hear about a confirmation service his family attended and notes that it has been 20 years since his own confirmation. ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, 13 March 1945

TBC/002/017

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents dated 13 March 1945. Hubert thanks his parents for their last letter and is pleased to learn that a new employee is doing well in the shop. He is also glad to hear that his father is entering county games and competitions and expects ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, 14 March 1945

TBC/002/018

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents dated 14 March 1945. Hubert thanks his parents for recent letters, noting that they now only take 6 days to arrive. He suggests his parents visit Torquay. He asks his mother not to send another parcel as he still has “lots of stuff” ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, 20 March 1945

TBC/002/019

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents dated 20 March 1945. Hubert thanks his mother for a recent letter sent on the fourth anniversary of him joining the RAF, noting that neither thought it would be for so long. Hubert feels that the bulk of his service is over now and ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Beryl, Frank and Bernice, 7 April 1945

TBC/002/020

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Beryl, Frank and Bernice dated 7 April 1945. Hubert says how surprised he was to learn that his daughter had been in hospital but is glad she is on the mend. He thanks his parents for all they have done for his wife ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Beryl and Frank, 14 April 1945

TBC/002/021

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Beryl and Frank dated 14 April 1945. Hubert writes that he is pleased his parents are going to Torquay but thinks they should have booked for a longer stay, suggesting they should stay longer if the weather is good. He predicts that the ...
Letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents, Beryl and Frank dated 1st May 1945.

TBC/002/022

Photocopy of a letter from Hubert Taylor to his parents dated 1st May 1945. Hubert writes that he is pleased his parents had a lovely holiday and feel better. He congratulates his parents on winning the Brown Cup. He assures his mother that he has sufficient money for his needs and does not require ...