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Oakville Historical Society

The Munro Letters

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July 23/15Dear Mrs. Munro.I enclose card from your son handed me at Boulogne, as it mentions districts it could not pass the censor. I hated to leave the boys at Boulogne but orders came through in the 9th hour that all its officers were conducting officers only and we had to return but I hope to get out there at the end of this week for good. Gordon & Brock are feeling as fit as fiddles and I feel sure will continue that way as they get good grub and lots of it at the front. They also have the short lee-enfield rifle which is 100% better than the ross it can be depended on more. I am writing this on the way back to England on the channel boat and as I have no way such to write you kindly forgive my ?upress. Gordon's commission was confirmed 2 days after he left England which is too bad I did all I could to hurry it up. I told the boys to be sure and write me if they needed anything so you will not know about their needing socksets. I shall send them whatever they ask for if it is at all within power. I shall write again when I hear from them.with Kindest regards,I remainyours trulyH. S. PepallLieut.P.S. I am almost sea sick!

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Munro Letters- 1915 July 23- from Lieut. H. S. Pepall to Jessie Munro

Description

In which Jessie Munro receives news from Lieut. H. S. Pepall regarding Gordon Munro's and G. B. Chisholm's well-being and confirmation of Gordon Munro's commission.

Object ID

2017.22.53

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