Letter from E O'Sullivan to Ellen Daly, 6 April 1923 Letters 1916-1923 E O'Sullivan

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 Kerry County Archives Charlie Daly Collection, P41/4/6/13 https://letters1916.ie/item/5098 English E O'Sullivan 1923-04-06 184 Avenue Victor Hugo, Paris, France Ellen Daly Personal Relations Civil War (1922-1923)

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 Mrs C W. DalyKnockaneFiries,CO KerryIreland 184, Avenue Victor HugoParis 6/4/23 Dear Mrs Daly I have putoff writing to you everyday since I heard of poorCharlie's noble death. Iknow what such a newsmust have been to you, Conand every member of thefamily. May God give you III He had one of those naturesto be beloved by all. Now, that he had donehis utmost for the causeGod took him to himself.He was not any longerfor this world. R.I.PHe died a holy, and I'mcertain a happy death. You must pray & trustin God, You have alarge family to live for. 4 I hope Bill & Tom arealright & please G. you willhave them again when thingswill quiten down. I alsotrust Susie's cold is better. For my part I felt Charliesdeath awfully, at firstJosie & myself were hopingit may be a false report. I will now close withmy most sincere wishes toyou all that God may giveyou the grace to bear your trial Yours sicE O'Sullivan P.S. Tell May I often thinkof her 184 Avenue Victor Hugo, Paris, France Letter from E O'Sullivan to Ellen Daly, 6 April 1923 E O'Sullivan Letter from E O'Sullivan to Ellen Daly, 6 April 1923