World War 1, Letters and Correspondence

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Anderson Family Correspondence

File contains the following documents: a letter expressing sympathy for Susan and Alex Anderson's loss of their son, Percival William Anderson overseas; seven letters concerning Percival William Anderson's Will; a letter concerning Percival William Anderson's death certificate; two letters concerning a monument erected near Passchendaele for fallen comrades; three letters concerning the presentation of Percival William Anderson's Military Cross; a copy of Percival William Anderson's Form of Will; and a copy of Percival William Anderson's Pay Account.

Card from Gerald Liscombe to Ella Liscombe

Item is a card with lace detail from Gerald Liscombe to his sister, Ella Liscombe. It was written "somewhere in France". In the card, Gerald writes that he was visited by John McIntyre of Sydney (36th Battery) who used to work at Hall's Bookstore.

Christmas Cards

File contains two copies of a Christmas Card from John Pringle to the members of St. Andrew's Church, created while he was serving in World War 1.

Correspondence

File contains personal correspondence sent to and from Christine McPherson (later Crowdis) that provides accounts of life in wartime England, 1916-1919.

Correspondence

File contains various letters addressed to Helen Kendall from Scalter Lewis, as well as a letter from Helen Kendall to Katharine McLennan.

Correspondence

File contains correspondence written by John Pringle during World War 1, including letters to his congregation and a letter addressed to N.C. Lunan.

Correspondence

File contains letters from Katharine McLennan that were written to various family members while she was serving as a nursing assistant in France during World War 1.

McLennan, Katharine Sophia

Correspondence and Clippings

File contains correspondence and clippings, mostly letters from Anthony (Tony) MacMillan to Cecilia MacMillan regarding his army service during World War 1 and her replies. It also includes correspondence from M.M. MacDougall, Pius MacMillan, Alex MacMillan, and Catherine MacMillan,

Correspondence between L. Campbell and W. MacDonald

File contains a letter to W. MacDonald from L. Campbell, dated October 26, 1917, concerning a parcel containing 40 copies of the Inverness Chronicle that were being sent overseas, and a letter to W. MacDonald from L. Campbell, dated September 16, 1918, concerning the loss of a friend and MacDonald's war service.

Greg MacLeod, Correspondence

File contains the following correspondence: a letter from Pte. Leonard Lewis, C.E.F., written while at the armouries in Halifax, indicating his indignation at the moral conditions there, 1914; and a letter form the commanding officer of the 2nd Battalion Black Watch in Mesapotamia commending Sgt. MacDonald who was killed in action, 1916.

Letter from Alex Anderson

Item is a letter from Alex Anderson to the Director Military Estates, requesting that the balance in his deceased son's bank account be transferred to Alex Anderson's bank account.

Letter from Anthony MacMillan to Cecelia MacMillan

Item is a letter from Anthony MacMillan to Cecelia MacMillan. It was written from Pine Hill Military Hospital in Halifax. In the letter, Anthony described getting his fortune told overseas and wonders when he will be discharged.

Letter from "Bob" to Olive Liscombe

Item is a letter written from "Bob" to Olive Liscombe on December 14, 1916, from France. In the letter, Bob thanks Olive for her recent gift of a box of candy, and describes life in the trenches and a recent letter from Gerald.

Letter from Col. Dawson to James A. Murphy

Item is a letter form Col. Dawson, commander at the Battle of Vimy Ridge, commending James A. Murphy on his work at Vimy Ridge and informing him of an effort to award him a military cross medal.

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