Letter From William Ayers From World War I Camp
William Ayers writes to his mother in April 1919 about homesickness and longing for family while serving in France. He describes blue moods, reflections on army life, a seven day leave including Easter sermon, and the impact of combat experiences on his view of life.
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Tanve
Tave
France
Menton Teave
William A. Ayers
War era letter from Herschel Holloway to uncles letters home
A WWI era letter from Pvt. Herschel B. Holloway of the P W E A 35 unit, sent from Nantes France. He writes home about peace near and plans to return by nineteen twenty four, mentions prisoners being loose, and includes verses and requests to print a verse in the Carrollton paper.
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E. P
M. W. Louvern
Uneles
Elzie
Carrollton
Roopville Community Notes Include Visits and Gatherings
People in Roopville and vicinity shared visits and weekend gatherings. No specifics on dates beyond mentions of Friday and Sunday activities.
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J. M. Merrell & CO
J M Merrell
Pennsylvania
Newnan ST
J. M. Merrell
Kytle
Aycock
R. A. Jones Company
Maple Street
Carrollton, Ga
E. D. McKinley, the
Taxi Man
Kinley
Simmons
J. N. Johnson Furniture and Undertaking
Wm. A. Ayers
Herschel Holloway
Darling
Europe
Sry
Nantes
Pvt. Herschel
Hollower
A. P.O
Franco
Roopville
Noah Aderhold
G. W. Wallace, Elder
W. FP. Merrell
G. W
Wiley Thomason
Maggie Staples
Tda Shirley
J. UW. Davis
Rey
G. N. Aderhold
Johnnie Gentry
Tom Wallace
Leonard
Trall
New Springs
Jim Cmyon
John Shadinger
Billa Wallace
Minnie Hall
Lydia’ Aderhold
Karo
Corn Products Refining Company
P. O. Box
New York City
T. B. Norris
Atlanta, Ga
Taro
Ised
Prrigne
Rapoolda
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C