Letter from Alice Katherine Wynne to Mr Oliver, 22 March 1916. Letters 1916-1923 Alice Katherine Wynne

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Letter from Alice Katherine Wynne (1833-1928) to a Mister Oliver. The letter details arrangements made on behalf of Mr Oliver with regards to renting a room. Refers to Mr Wynnes recovery from pleurisy.Alice Katherine Wynne was born to Reverend John George Wynne and Emily Goold. She was married to Albert Augustus Wynne and was the mother of five children, among them Charles Wyndham Wynne. Charles served as a captain in the Royal Garrison Artillery in the First World War. He was killed in action in June 1917.

 Trinity College Dublin , TCD MS 10247-1-668 https://letters1916.ie/item/897 English Alice Katherine Wynne 1916-03-22 Tigroney, Avoca, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Mr Oliver Female Industry and Public Administration Personal Relations

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 Tigrony etc Mar 22nd 1916 Dear Mr. Oliver The months when you will move out of Tigrony (if we find a tenant) can be July Augst. We will see whether we can arrange to let you have the extra room you want asked for in yr last letter, as to the garden we have always been willing that you shd have the run of it & help yourselves in season — but Mr Wynne does not wish to alter the terms w— he has already mentioned he prefers the gardener being under his own orders I shd mentio n that it is just possible that we may not be able to move out on May 1st. The matter has drifted on for so long & Mr Wynne is not yet over the severe attack of pleurisy w— he had Yrs truly in haste Alice K Wynne There are 2 ser- vants rooms. Alice Katherine Wynne Letter from Alice Katherine Wynne to Mr Oliver, 22 March 1916.Letter from Alice Katherine Wynne to Mr Oliver, 31 March 1916Letter from Alice Katherine Wynne to Sophia (Sophy) Sarah Wynne, 15 October 1916Letter from Emily Adelaide Wynne to her mother Alice Katherine Wynne, 19 January 1916A Letter from Alice Katherine Wynne to Veronica Wynne, 8 Dec 1916Letter from Charles Wyndham Wynne to his mother Alice Katherine Wynne, 22 November 1915Letter from Emily Adelaide Wynne to her mother Alice Katherine Wynne, 18 January 1916.Letter from Charles Wyndham Wynne to his mother Alice Wynne, 24 March 1916 Tigroney, Avoca, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Letter from Alice Katherine Wynne to Mr Oliver, 22 March 1916.