Letter from Annie Schilling to the Office of the Irish Council, 3 July 1916 Letters 1916-1923 Annie Schilling

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Letter from Annie Schilling to the Office of the Irish Council. This letter is concerned with tracing the whereabouts of one Charles Kavanagh from Keady, county Armagh. In the letter it is stated that Annie Schilling does not wish Charles Kavanagh to know that she has been trying to find out about him.

 National Archives of Ireland Chief Secretary’s Office Registered papers, CSO-RP-1916-5615-11237 https://letters1916.ie/item/741 English Annie Schilling 1916-07-03 263 West 20th Street, New York City, New York, USA Female World War I (1914-1918) Industry and Public Administration

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 3 - V11 - 16 263 West 20th St New York City U S A To the Office of The Irish Council Ireland Dear Sir Will you please let me know if Charles Kavanagh of Keady Co. Armagh is still living also country residence Athrugurgin and Armagh as I don't hear anything from him I have to use this means to find out about him he is very old and if his is still living I don't wish him to know that I am trying to find out anything about him also Please send me his Counsals name and address as I would like very much to have it hoping this will be agreeable to you and that you will let me hear from you at your earliest convenience I remain very respectfully Mrs Annie Schilling 263 West 20th St New York City U S A Annie Schilling Letter from Annie Schilling to the Office of the Irish Council, 3 July 1916 263 West 20th Street, New York City, New York, USA Letter from Annie Schilling to the Office of the Irish Council, 3 July 1916