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Mrs. W. H. Johnston, 40 Sunnyside Street Rachel
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to Sue from Meg 1932 CLICK
Minnie Russell, Tonaghmore
Hugh Rea
Annie Torrens
From Martha, 1 Stranmillis Street, Belfast to Sue (addressed to
Miss Sara Rea, m/c Miss Adams, Main Street, Millisle,
Donaghadee) mention of 'Sue' being on holiday, hence the
different address than Sunnyside Street
To Miss Sara Ray, 40 Sunnyside Street, Belfast from ?? Kennan,
Walkers Town, Portadown
mention of Andy and Maggie date could be 1919? its unclear
from Tommie, 26 Albion Street, Belfast to Sarah
Happy Birthday card from A. B. to Sarah dated 4th Feb 1920
birthday wishes from Auntie Min to Master Rea Johnston, 40
Sunnyside Street, Ormeau Road, Belfast
August 1930
From Raymond to Mr. Ray Johnston
From Aggie to Sara 8th November 1920
from Madge, Cara Street, Clones, 28/12/15 to Sara Rea, 40
Sunnyside Street
from Uncle Geo & Auntie Meg to Master Ray Johnston, birthday
From Rachel to Mr. W. H. Johnston, 40 Sunnyside Street, Belfast
From S. Massey to Sara Rea, 40 Sunnyside Street 26 June or July,
1920 (Saintfield?)
From Noel & ????? & Mama, Seattle December 10 1914 to Sarah Rea,
40 Sunnyside Street
from Joseph Porter to Sarah, mentions Martha and Kingsbridge
Miss Aggie Wright, 42 Sunnyside Street
 
Dear Sara, When this Bridge was being built a big lot of Workmen
were killed as it fell when it was getting erected, and the
people say here it is rumoured that it will give way again as
there's a big lot of traffic passes over it. I don't want
you to think I'm a pro-German for if you look carefully over
this P.C. you will see where it was printed. From yours
with love & Kisses. Tommie
 
Hawaiian Fish Pilikoa
Hawaiian Fish Humuhumu
from L. Hillen, 15 Ardoyne Vill. Crumlin Road to Sarah Rea, 40
Sunnyside Street 7th Aug. 1917?
from Sadie, Bungalow, Comber to Miss Sue Rea, 2 Seaview Avenue,
Millisle 14 July 1923
from Martha in Bangor on the 8th March 1932 to Sue, Mrs. W.
Johnston, 40 Sunnyside Street
Dear Sara & Maggie, Please do not come tonight as it is rather
dangerous at the present on this road & I would not like
anything to happen yous but I will send you word to come next
week if all is quiet, with love Eva, to Miss S. Rea, 40
Sunnyside Street
from Dolly (D. Lindrum or Lendrum), Cara Street, Clones to Miss
S. Rea, 40 Sunnyside Street 14 April 1914?
 
Bangor
Memories of Ireland
 
Boathouse on the Lagan
Sea View Avenue, Millisle
 
Blue Pool, Portrush
Main Street, Saintfield
 
Shaw's Bridge, Belfast
Tyrone Infirmary, Omagh
 
Long
Sands, Ballywalter
Ballywalter Harbour and Coastguard Station
A Rough Sea, Ballyholme Bay, Bangor
 
Ballyholme Beach, Bangor
Queen's Parade, Bangor
 
Cingalee Tea Gardens, Crawfordsburn,
Bangor Harbour and Bay
Lovers' Walk and Wishing Stone
 
Carelton Street, Showing Orange and
The Esplanade, Warrenpoint
Parochial Halls, Portadown
 
The Esplanade, Bangor
Castle Place, Belfast
 
Hell's Hole, Malin Head, Co. Donegal
Portstewart
 
Sunset, Portstewart
Episcopal Church, Killinchy
 
Masonic Hall, Millisle 192?
 
R.M.S. Cedric
"Duchess of Richmond"
Did you see our Photos in Evg. Telegraph, laying foundation
Stone of Hall
The Boy Hero of the Battle of Jutland "H.M.S. Vivid"
Boy, First Class, John Travers Cornwell, V.C. Died June
2nd 1916. Mortally wounded early in the action, he remained
standing along at a most exposed post quietly awaiting orders,
until the end of the battle, with the gun's crew dead and
wounded all around him. Age 16½ years
Throne Hospital, Mrs. Rea, No. 1 Ward. R.V. Hospital, Belfast?
from Emma, Mrs. Gray & Mrs. Marshall
13th Sept. 1923 from Sadie, 4 Titania Street, Cregagh to Miss
Sue Rea, 40 Sunnyside Street, Belfast
Saturday 7th Dec. 1918 from 290??3 Pte. T. Bell, R.A.F., West
Jesmond School, Forsythe Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne to Miss S. Rea,
40 Sunnyside Street, Belfast
Dear Miss Rea, Just a line to let you know I received your P.C.
to-day, thanking you very much for your consideration of sending
me one for me collection, From Tom.
Dear Sarah, How sorry I was to know that you & May were up on
Wed. evening and that I was not in. Well Sarah I did not receive
your P.C. until Wed night & I think the delay is through putting
Old P.K. (Park) Cottage instead of Village, the cottages are
further up the road & by the look of your P.C. it has travelled
a bit. I was speaking to Eva on Tuesday & she said you told her
you sent me a P.C. to-day, you would be up & I wondered at not
getting it so you will know the next time you are writing. I
suppose you will be going away for Easter if not Sarah perhaps
you will come up some day. Willie wants to know were you
are going to trundle your egg. This is all dear till I see you
hoping it wont be long & remember me to Maggie. With best love
from your old friend Sarah 6 Old Park Village
To Miss S. Rea, 40 Sunnyside Street, Belfast 7th November 1918
from 290153 Pte. T. Bell, R.A.F., D.5 Block, ??????Willow?
School, Flower Down, ???? Winchester, Hants.
Dear Miss Rea, I hope this finds you enjoying good health as it
leaves me also. I'm sure you were sorry to hear about Willie,
but I hope it won't be long until he recovers. I will draw to a
close as I have nothing more to say at present. From Tom
To Mr. W. Johnston, 247 Conway Street, Shankill Road, Belfast
Wishing you a very Happy Birthday and may you see many more. Meg
Dear Minnie & Pop, If you address your envelope like this card
we will get it OK. Albert Miller, R.D.1 Saltsburg Road, Verona,
Pa. W.S.A.
Mrs. Hugh Rea, 40 Sunnyside Street, Belfast
4 July 1934 to Master Rea Johnson, 299 Barlow Moor Road,
Chorlton-Cum-Hardy, Manchester
Dear Rea, I am looking forward to seeing you on Saturday. Wont
we have good fun? It is very warm over here, you could do
without any clothes. love from Maurice |
