Letter from A.B. Browne to Ellen Jnr Daly, 11 April 1923 Letters 1916-1923 A B Browne

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 Kerry County Archives Charlie Daly Collection, P41/9/4 https://letters1916.ie/item/5219 English A B Browne 1923-04-11 21 Castle Street, Tralee, Kerry, Ireland Ellen Jnr Daly Personal Relations

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 11th April 1923 Ellie. Just after Con leaving on Tuesday evg. I had a letter from Tom. You will be pleased to hear . He's very well. T G and you are all his trouble . How you are taking Charlie's RIP death. and asked me as a favour to tell him. So I wrote a long letter and parcel to him. You will have a letter from him Next Week. So Cheer Up. & also told him if he would like to get Charlie's last letters. May would give me a copy of them to send them on.or May can do it herself. I have no account of Willie . The two were always with me. I often think. How changed everything is for us all. But may he first not. When I used to be above in the kitchen and the Boys helping me to get steak for the dinner as they used to be hungry after school. Ellie i have no more news to-day. The children have gone back to school. With foremost love to May and girls and not forgetting Con's & fru our share. Truly Sincerly A B Browne 21 Castle Street, Tralee, Kerry, Ireland Letter from A.B. Browne to Ellen Jnr Daly, 11 April 1923 A B Browne Letter from A.B. Browne to Ellen Jnr Daly, 11 April 1923