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Rogers Postcards
and a couple of photos page two 1914 to 1985 & no dates
& a few photos
page one 1904 to 1913 & photos
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1) 2nd October 1914 Postmark Belfast to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - How are you doing since I wondered often today did the motion go
back will ever you forget our holidays. I was sorry leaving, give my love to
your Mother, remember me to Patrick & Bernard. Hope you are feeling in the
best of form after your holiday. Love from W??
2) 17th September 1914 Postmark Portstewart to Miss M. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Arrived safely, got no rain till we landed a short distance from
the Port. We had a very heavy head wind all the way. Very few people here,
luggage arrived in good time. Bernard 'Get him a hat. Will ? ? me to stay ?
James McDrunk? or Jump Wee Drunk?'
3) 29th September 1914 Postmark Cully????? to Miss B. Rogers, Craigmore,
Portstewart - Had a good time in Coleraine, but feeling lonely now, Goodbye
darling K. McL.
4) 6th October 1914 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Brigid Rodgers Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Just to let you see I'm thinking about you all. Very busy at
present but I feel very very very lonely. Mary Ellen Y John Willie are still
promenading. Give my regards to all especially your Mother. Hope you are
well. Yrs. V. Sincerely Nelly A. Donnelly
5) 24th December 1914 Postmark Dungiven to Mr. P. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - xmas 1914 With every good wish for a very very happy xmas. M. J.
McG.
6) December 1914 Postmark Knock Cloghrim to Mr. B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Rail Row. Best Wishes from N. Donnelly
7) 27th September 1914 Postmark Portglenone, Belfast to Miss Rodgers,
Craigmore, Main Street, Portstewart - Arrived alright last night. Mother
inquiring heaps after your mother. I'm sure you are all enjoying yourselves
?. Count the hours from thee dear hearts. Kindest remembrances to all. A. McL.
8) 25th December 1914 Postmark ? Belfast to Mr. B. Rodgers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Accept very best wishes for a happy Xmas. A. McL.
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1) 9th December 1914 Postmark Bellaghy, Castledawson? to Miss ? Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. L. Derry - Pardon delay in answering P.C. but I was laid up
with a cold. Any sign of a dance in D.stown this year, none here as yet! The
Keenans are in good form, wish to be remembered to you. Hoping you are in
good form. best wishes Nan
2) 24th December 1914 Postmark Dungiven to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - With best wishes for a Happy and joyous Xmas. J. McG.
3) 13th December 1914? to Mrs. B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry, Ireland -
Dear Aunt, Just a card to wish you all a very Happy Christmas and a Bright
New Year. from Sr. M. Patricia
4) 3rd November 1914 Postmark ? Londonderry to Miss K. Rogers, St. Patrick's
Street, Draperstown, Co. Derry - Dear K. Forgive me for not saying good-bye
but I was in a great hurry and did not see you before I left. May cried
after I went away so she must be fond of Heiress's. With much love I remain
yours truely Maire
5) 2nd November 1914 Postmark Belfast to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - My Dear Bridget, You burned very nice with one you know well, I will
tell you when I see you, how is D'town friend's doing, hope well. Remember
me to your Mother, also all the family circle, kind regards yours sincere
friend Sallie
6) 25th September 1914 Postmark Draperstown to Miss B. Rogers, Craigmore,
Portstewart - Home again & feeling very lonely after my holiday at the Port.
Hope you are having a good time since the weather is so good. Love to you
Mother & yourself, from E. B. K.
7) 17th September 1914 Postmark Portstewart to Miss K. Rogers, Draperstown -
Landed safely. Having a good time. Awful weather P.C. 49
8) 18th September 1914 Postmark Portstewart to Miss K. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Craigmore. Dear K. Very many thanks for your little present
received yesterday morning. I was glad you got home safely, we miss you very
much especially in the evgs when there is any dancing to be done. I was
awfully sorry at not seeing you before you went away, but hope to meet again
next year. yrs. Bella? D. or S.?
9) 30th ? 1914 Postmark Belfast to Miss Kathleen Rogers, Cahore, Draperstown
- Many thanks for nice card, thought you wouldn't remember. I had one from ?
O'R. also. I must write her. I suppose you and B. are kept busy now. Wishing
you all that is on the other side. Rose
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1) 7th October 1914 Postmark Bellaghy, Castledawson? to Miss B. Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. Derry - Bellaghy, Tuesday Night. Received P.C. alright.
Glad to know you got home safe. I was speaking to Daisy(?) R. on Sunday, I
believe you had a great day coming home. I am thinking of going up to
Belfast soon to get out ? teeth. Best wishes. Annie?
2) 9th September 1914 Postmark Portstewart to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Having a quite time compared with last year. There are very few
down. The Daly's went home yesterday. We bathed to-day and it was lovely.
Kindest regards to all Katie
3) 17th September 1914 Postmark Bellaghy, Castledawson to Miss B. Rogers,
Craigmore House, Portstewart, Co. L. Derry - Many thanks for P.C. I hope you
are enjoying yourself. I expect to go down on Saty.-evening, so you can tell
Mrs. Farrel that her Guardian Aunt will be there then. Best Wishes Annie ?
R.
4) 5th October 1914? Postmark Dungiven to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Dungiven 4/10/14 Just a card in remembrance of my very pleasant
holiday at P.S. I came home on Sat. evg. leaving J. Con. (the last of the
crowd) soon to follow, and indeed I was sorry leaving after the fun we had.
there were a good many new arrivals on Friday and Sat. but they don't seem
to interest you when the old familiar faces are gone. Hoping that we may all
meet again. Yrs. sin. J. McG. Kindly remember me to your Mother.
5) 11th August 1914 Postmark Chicago, Ill. to Miss Mary Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry, Ireland - Dear Cousin, You will be surprised to learn that I am
in Chicago for a few days on a visit, have met all of Uncle Johns family and
they are such as your own, a lovely family, each and all of them. Love from
Cousin Sr. Patricia
6) 17th September 1914 Postmark Portstewart(?) to Miss M. Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. Derry - Bernard arrived safe, didn't get any rain, until
near Pstewart, tell Katie she may be glad to be at home, this day is worse
that ever, I'm sure you are kept busy these days. If the weather continues
like this, there will be nobody here. Brigid.
7) 18th November 1914 Postmark Port???, Belfast to Miss B. Rodgers,
Draperstown, Co. Derry - Ha "Youngster! How are you these times? The Port
seems a long way off now, eh? Yon was a wonderful box of tricks. Any dancing
this winter. Suppose you good folk would not shake a toe even to fill some
hungry wee Belgian. Kind regards to all. yrs. A. McL.
8) September 1914 Postmark Ballymoney to Miss K. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Dear Kitty, Arrived home safe & sound. Hope you got home alright
also. Father said I might have stopped longer & enjoyed myself. E. & M.
Stewart were asking for you. Excuse Blots etc. Love from Phil(?)
9) 24th April 1914 Postmark Knockcloghrim to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Dear B. Thanks ever so much for P.C. I am going back after a
very long and enjoyable holiday. I had a long chat with Miss McKenna. She
looks good, hope all are well. Sallie
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1) 17th April 1914 Postmark Ballycloghrim? to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Gulladuff, 17-4-14. Dear Miss Rogers, Thanks for P.C. Hope you
are very well & enjoying the lovely weather. I hope all the crowd are in
good form. yrs etc. J. Donnelly
2) 18th/20th July 1914 Postmarks Glasgow/Draperstown to Miss B. Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. L. Derry, Ireland - 39 Warwick Street, Glasgow. Dear B. I
arrived in Glasgow after all for a holiday, quite a change from P.Stewart.
Hoping you are quite well. Annie
3) 6th October 1914 Postmark Knockcloghrim to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Gulladuff. Dear Brigid, Your P.C. rec'd yesterday. So you had to
stop another day at P'Stewart. I believe there is no life down there this
week. How are you feeling since you got home. I hope you are in good form.
yrs. etc. J. S.
4) April 1914 Postmark Cleveland, Ohio to Miss Mary Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry, Ireland - 4/3-14 Dear Mary, Just a card to wish you and Mother and
all at home a Joyous Easter. Many thanks for your card. I enjoyed them very
much. I hope to get some more. Hoping all are well. Lots of love to all.
Yours a ever. S. Patricia
5) 14th February 1914 Postmark Magherafelt to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown -
How are you after the dance? I felt very tired Tues. Spent a splendid night,
every one seemed satisfied. Trusting you are A.1. and (hope your feet is
better, Don't you remember) P.D.
6) April 1914 Postmark Cleveland, Ohio to Miss Brigid Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry, Ireland - 4/3-14 Dear Cousin, Many thanks for the card which I
received some weeks ago. I love to get postals with the scenery from home,
it seems good to see the old places once more. A joyous Easter to all. S.
Patricia
7) March 1914 Postmark Philadelphia, P.A. to Mrs. Bernard Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry,
Ireland - My Dear
Sister Rose, Just a slight remembrance of St. Patrick's Day. Joined by all
in sending our fondest love to you all. From your affectionate Brother,
James
8) 16th March 1914 Postmark Bellaghy, Castledawson to Miss B. Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. L. Derry - I wish you a Happy & Joyous St. Patrick's Day,
from Annie
9) 23rd February 1914 Postmark Seattle, Wash. to Mr. Patrick Rodgers,
Draperstown, Co. Derry, Ireland - 301 Pontius Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
Hello Patrick, Wishing you all a happy St. Patrick's Day from Patrick Crilly
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1) January 1914 Postmark Draperstown to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Better late than never, M. O'A.
2) 3rd February 1914 Postmark Dungiven to Mr. B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Just a card to thank you all for the extreme kindness shown to my
friend and myself on Monday evg. and hoping you are all in good form after
our very pleasant night. I am yrs sincerely J. McG.?
3) 5th March 1914 Postmark Ardmore to Miss Mary Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry, Ireland -
Hoping all are well, love from M. C.
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1) 31st August 1915 Postmark Belfast to Miss Rose Rogers, Cahore,
Draperstown, Co. Derry - Just a line to let you know we arrived home safely
& have our unpacking & all done. We expect Mother this evening. I hope you
had a nice drive home. Our train when it landed at the port was crowded so
we got into a 1st class carriage. I think nearly everyone cleared out of the
port that evening. I don't mind being at home as to-day has been terribly
wet. I suppose you have seen everybody by this time. I had a letter to-day.
Hoping to see you in good form on Thurs. Best love to Mary & Bridget & all.
Cissie
2) 6th May 1915 Postmark Belfast to Miss Kitty Rogers, Cahore, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Thursday. I hope you got my last letter alright, I was expecting
one from you and was disappointed at not getting it. This is a P.C. of the
place where I am learning cooking, Isn't it nice. We were expecting Rose
to-day, she said she would likely be there about Thursday, but she has not
appeared yet. Write me a long letter soon. With tons of love from Eveline.
P.S. When are Mary & Brigid coming, I hope soon. E.
3) 'On the Lagan, Belfast' 3rd September 1915 Postmark Belfast to Miss K.
Rogers, Cahore, Draperstown, Co. Derry - Dear Katie, I suppose you a sorry
leaving Port Stewart, I hope you had a good time. I was sorry at haveing to
leave Draperstown because I had such good time's. Tell Aunt Rose I will
write to her tomorrow. I am writing to Rosanne also.
4) 'River Lagan at Shaw's Bridge, Belfast' 1st June 1915 Postmark Belfast to
Miss B. Rogers, Cahore, Draperstown, Co. Derry - 31/5/15 Thank you very much
for your nice card, it was very good of you to write to me. We were very
busy here all last week. We got the gramaphone mended the other day, it is a
pity you are not here to hear it. With best love to all, your loving Cousin.
Eveline
5) Gretna Green Rail Disaster 22/5/1915 - 30/5/15 This is a snapshot of the
field at Gretna Green, with the dead and injured lying on the ground. How is
life about W.Town, I hope you got home safe from Belfast. Best wishes from
P. M.
6) 5th September 1915 Postmark Londonderry to Miss Rose Rodgers, Evermore(?)
Rosetta Parade, Ormeau Road, Belfast - Received your P.C. Back at home again
& feeling very lonely. Hope you are well. How do you feel when you look at
the old parade. Conboy & Nellie(?) had an awful time since, do you ever see
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1) 19th October 1915 Postmark ? to Miss M. Rogers, Draperstown - Thanks for
P.C. written from P.Stewart. I was about all day Saturday untill evg. I left
on the 6.10 for Belfast. I suppose you would be busy, that was why you did
not see. Best wishes from P. M.(?)
2) 29th September 1915 Postmark Magherafelt? to Miss K. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Many thanks for P.C. Glad to hear you're still in good form. I
never got any more photos. Bee & Phil went out for them on Thurs. and there
was no one there. The three I had I sent to Mary Rodgers to Belfast. Sorry I
hadn't time to call the evg. I was in D.town but I was very hurried. If the
weather improves I might get a run up some evg. How is Vera? Remember me to
her. Best love Annie
3) 22nd September 1915 Postmark Portstewart to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Dear Brigid, How are hope fine wish you were here times good but
water wet and bhoys few remember me to all home kind reguards from Sallie
4) 'I wouldn't take the Landlord's warning And I've got a rotten Head this
morning' 21st August 1915 Postmark Draperstown to Mr. Bernard Rogers, Spirit
Merchant, Draperstown, Co. Derry - Dear Friend, Thanks very much for the way
you treated me when I was at home, hoping we will all meet again. Best
wishes to Paddy & Sisters & Mother. C. Crilly(?)
5) 1915 Postmark Castledawson(?) to Mr. B. Rogers, Draperstown - Hello
Bernard, How are you doing since the picnic? I believe you had a McKenna in
Draperstown last week. How is Pab?? I must send him a P.C. shortly, your
friend Wally(?) K.
6) 26th August 1915 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Brigid Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Dear Brigid, Having a good time here. It is a bit dull without
K. McL. she went home yesterday but Annie is here yet. There are none of our
old friends down yet. Mother says if you have time you could send a fowl
down for Sunday. Katie
7) 6th September 1915 Postmark Portstewart to Miss ? Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. L. Derry - Craig-more. Dear ?, Arrived in P.St. times very quiet, no
sport & very few speaking to N.W. yet! When are you coming down. I can't say
how long I will stop. Best wishes. Annie
8) 2nd July 1915 Postmark Castledawson to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - My Dear Bridget, How are you doing, hope well. I saw Miss Rogers at
the Station when I was coming home, I had not time to ask about you for my
friends was on before me but my wishes is still the same. Remember me to all
in W.stown. Your old friend Sallie
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1) July 1915 Postmark Castled?????, Co. Londonderry to Mr. P. Rogers,
Draperstown - Remember, not until ___ Well, Paddy how are you? Your friendly
D. K.? or W. H.?
2) 8th September 1915 Postmark Whitehead to Miss M. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry
3) August 1915 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Brigid Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - P. Stewart. Dear Brigid, Thanks for P.C. from Lough Derg. I see you
have turned over a new leaf. I was there once. Heard last night when I
arrived that your Mother was down. Will we not have a ? this year too early
I'm afraid. yrs. K. McC.
4) 1915 Postmark ? to Miss R. McGlade, c/o Mrs. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Do you still play house in the shambols? Is your knee better yet.
Hope you didn't get any more broken knees. Katie
5) 27th May 1915 Postmark ? to Miss ? Rogers, Draperstown, Co. L. Derry -
Dear ? Many thanks for P.C. I hope you had an enjoyable holiday in Belfast?
& got back safe. I was expecting to see you at the close of the Mission, but
I believe the ?-? failed. I hope Mary & C. got back safe. How are all the B.
Boys, seen McCanns on Sunday but wasn't speaking to them. yrs. Nan?
6) September 1915 Postmark Portstewart to Miss B. Rodgers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Sorry you are not here as wheather is fine and a good crowd down.
T.? McC. or McG.
7) 10th February 1915 Postmark Belfast to Miss K. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - My dearest Kitty, I hope you are quite well. I fell very lonley
since I left Draperstown. Eveline told me to tell you to come down as soon
as you can. Tell Mary when she gets her photo taken to send me one. Good bye
with best love and kisses from Kathleen xxxxxxxx
8) 20th ? 1915 Postmark Port?????? to Miss K. McGlade, c/o Mrs. Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. Derry - How are you getting along since I left. Joe and
Gerald are coming down on Saturday. Give my love to Cyril. Katie
9) 8th September 1915 Postmark ? to Miss K. Rodgers, Draperstown, Co. Derry
- Trusting you arrived home safe & that you conveyed that message you know.
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1) 1st January 1915 Postmark Draperstown to Miss Mary Rogers, Draperstown -
Best wishes for a happy New Year & many happy returns. Hope to see you all
on Sunday E. B. K.
2) 2? July 1915 Postmark B?????? to Miss R. McGlade, c/o Mrs. Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. Derry - Well Rosaline so you landed in Draperstown at last.
You seem to be having a great time. Your wrote your P.C. well & I'm sure you
will be able to read this one as well. I was sorry to hear about your
blisters but I'm sure by this time they are better. Lots of love from all
Cissie
3) 3rd April 1915 Postmark Belfast to Mrs. B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry
- Best wishes for a happy Easter from all to all. Cissie
4) 3rd April 1915 Postmark Portglenone to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Dear Brigid, Just to wish you a very happy Eastertide. With kind
remembrances to all old friends. Yrs. K. McL.
5) 25th September 1915 Postmark Bellaghy, Castledawson to Miss B. Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. L. Derry - Dear Brigid, How are you feeling since the W-
Have you got enough sleep yet! I got home A.1. after a most enjoyable night
& did not feel a bit tired. How are all the members, I am sure Mary was glad
to have it over. Any word from the B-Crowd. Best remembrance to all. Nan.
Hoping your Mother is escaping cold?
6) 23rd July 1915 Postmark Belfast to Miss Kathleen McGlade, c/o Mrs.
Rogers, Cahore, Draperstown, Co. Derry - Evermore, Rosetta Parade, Friday.
Thank you very much for your nice p.c., you must be having great fun on the
hobby horses. Miss Ryan was delighted with the card you send her. I hope you
are behaving yourselves & not giving too much trouble. Very best love from
Cissie
7) 4th January 1915 Postmark Tipperary to Mr. Bernard Rogers, grocer,
Draperstown - Dear Bernard, having a good bags of girls. Paddy
8) 2nd September 1915 Postmark Strabane to Miss Mary Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Castle Street, Strabane. Dear Mary, Just a P.C. hoping you are
well as it departs me. on the other side are to be seen when opened. scenes
of Strabane and the full of a pot of Good Wishes. From Joe Crilly, Strabane
9) 10th March 1915 Postmark Wynnewood, P.A. to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry, Ireland - Dear Bridget, Hope you are well, love to all & that you
are having a nice time. Mary
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1) 29th September 1915 Postmark Belfast to Miss M. Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. Down - My Dear Mary, Had you any ? since I left, oh I can't
tell you how lonely I feel since I came home, don't forget me in the
photo's, remember me to all inquiring friends, especially poor hearted Jim,
hope he will get over his troubles easy. ????????????????????????
2) 20th September 1915 Postmark Bellaghy, Castledawson to Miss B.
Rogers, Draperstown, Co. L. Derry - Bellaghy, 20 Sept. 15. Need you not
think of going & P.st. yet" lovely weather for it. I believe it is crowded
heed Mary go & I hope Mother is feeling quite strong after her sojourn at
it, also Katie. I am sure the ? ? jolly well all be down now. Best Wishes A.
? K.
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1) 'Boathouse on the Lagan, Belfast' 3rd April 1916 Postmarks
Belfast/Draperstown to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry - Received
your P.C. to-day. Glad to hear you are all in good form. I had letter from
Mary yesterday. Rose was to go to Caledonan Friday. I am having a grand
time, everybody here are in good form. Katie
2) 23rd April 1916 Postmark Belfast to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - I wish you a very happy Easter & many happy returns of the same. We
are just home from a great picnic up the Divis mountains. Best love from
Eveline
3) February 1916 Postmark ? to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry -
Kingstown. We are having our day off after getting our exam over on
Thursday. Cis for first place and I came three places after. We got our
breakfast in bed this morning and didn't get up until 10.30. We spent the
morning in Dalkey and are going about here now. The day is lovely. At
present we are on the pier. The smell of the sea reminds me of P.Stewart.
This is a beautiful place. Well write soon. Rose
4) 10th February 1916 Postmark Castledawson to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Bellaghy. Dear Brigid, Many thanks for P.C. If possible I will
go up for the dance. I think Miss Falconer & Miss Keenan will come too. Best
wishes to all. yrs. sincerely A. M. K.
5) 15th March 1916 Postmark ? to Mrs. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry -
Caledon. Am here at last, came on Tuesday, very busy getting the house in
order. Hope all are well. Best love to all, Mary
6) 11th January 1916 Postmark Dublin to Mrs. B. Rogers, Cahore, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Tuesday. With very best wishes for a happy birthday & many
bright returns. Best love from Cissie
7) 29th March 1916 Postmark Belfast to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - My Dear Bridget, How are you since I saw you, hope very well, we had
a few good nights since D.town, we were at the Military one on the eve of
St. Patricks, it was good, wish you had been here, how is all in D.town
doing, you all will be good in Lent. Your? ? Sallie
8) 23rd April 1916 Postmark Belfast to Mrs. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry -
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1) 25th April 1916 Postmark Belfast to Miss B. Rogers, Cahore, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - Just a line to wish you a very happy Easter. The weather is
lovely at present. We had a grand picnic today. Good bye. Best love & wishes
to all from Josie
2) 13th August 1916? Postmark Portstewart to Miss K. McGlade, c/o Mrs.
Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry - I believe you are having a great time, so
are we; make Aunt Rose come to P.Stewart, we are expecting her. Love &
kisses to all Mother
3) 16th March 1916 Postmark 'Bellaghy, Castledawson'? to Miss B. Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. L. Derry - Hoping you are in good form, wishing you a
joyous St. Patrick's Day, From ? ?
4) 22nd February 1916 Postmark Bellaghy, Castledawson to Miss B.
Rogers, Draperstown, Co. L. Derry - Dear Brigid, I arrived home safe on
Saty. & did not feel a bit tired. How are you getting about since "fully
slept by now I hope" I got too bed at 11.30 on Saty. night, not a bad time
was it, after been up the night previous. I hope Mother &c. are all "per
usual" in good form. Best wishes. Nan
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1) 30th October 1917 Postmark Portglenone to Miss Mary Rodgers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - 'No Gaelis this time' ? ? I have got a P.C. from J. McGlade, but
I have not his address, and can't answer it. Would you mind giving it to me?
Are you going to the Mater Dance? Hoping al are quite well. With kindest
regards. ?
2) 27th August 1932 Postmark Portrush to Mr. B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Friday. We are here since Wednesday evening, any amount of people
here but they will likely be clearing out soon. The weather is very nice but
a bit cold at times. There is a good many clergy in the house and other
people as well. John, Rose & Maurice left the day we came so we didn't see
them. Cis intends to stay a fortnight. I don't know what I should do, we
seem to be here a week already. Have you been busy since? Shall write Katie
soon altho' there is really nothing to write about. Saw Mr. Denny? walking
about alone. R. R.
3) 24th September 1948 Postmark London to Miss Angela Rodgers, Tonagh,
Draperstown, Co. Derry, N. Ireland - Having a grand time here & ? enjoying
delightful weather. See you soon. Maureen D.
4) 21st ? 1953 Postmark ? to Miss Irene Rogers, L.T.C.L., "Glenview" Tonagh,
Draperstown, Co. Londonderry, N. Ireland, B.I. - Having a lovely time and
weather is ideal. We all ascended the Eiffel Tower. Writing this while
sitting in the sun beside the Basilica de Sieré Coeur at Montimartre. Expect
to visit Fontainbleau tomorrow. Hope you are keeping well. Love from Daddy,
Pat & Mamma
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1) 22nd June 1954 Postmark Pittsburgh, P.A. - Miss I. Rogers, Tonagh View,
Draperstown, Co. Londonderry, N. Ireland - Dear Miss Rogers, Mamma and I
flew from Shannon on the 29th May and arrived Idlewild New York on the 30th.
Mamma enjoyed the flight and wasn't nervous. The weather is very hot and we
are not used with it and leaves us both very tired. There is so much to see
and do. The people are scantily clad, the women and children wear sun suits.
Love Mattie
2) 17th August 1955 Postmark Warrenpoint to The Rogers Family, Tonaght,
Draperstown, Co. Derry - Wednesday. We arrived here safely after a pleasant
journey. Very stormy last night but mild to-day. Hope Fay arrived at her
destination after. I'm afraid the weather is changed but we don't mind. I
see poor R. Walsh's death in the paper to-day. Hope all are well. H.
3) 21st August 1960 Postmark Birkenhead, Cheshire to Miss Irene Rogers,
"Glenview" Tonagh, Draperstown, Co. Derry, Ireland - Greetings from London.
Having a wonderful time. Weather quite good. Had a tour of London this
morning, which we found very interesting. Love from Ita & John
4) 26th June 1964 Postmark Munchen to Rogers Family, Tonagh, Draperstown,
Co. Derry, Northern Ireland, Gt. Britain - Dear Folks, Having a super time
here in Munich. It was terrific meeting all the nuclear technologists from
all over Europe and many from America. The Culham people did extremely well
in their lectures, but I liked the efforts of the Americans too. The Germans
have been wonderful and we were awarded every kindness. We were at a
reception given by the Lord Mayor of Munich and had a great day out at a
gorgeous Bavarian lake. Will write later. Kind regards Pat
5) 8th August 1969 Postmark Portstewart, Co. Londonderry to Miss R. Rogers, Derrynoid Road, Draperstown, Co. Derry - 3.8.69 Arrived here last
night with Liam, thought to stay only one night, but have decided to stay on
for our full holiday, will be more restful especially for Liam. Spent the
afternoon on the strand, it was glorious, until six oc when we had a cloud
burst. Paddy and the Canadian neice and nephew went back to Canada Sunday
morning, leaving Dublin at 4 am. Hope Kitty will soon be out of hosp. Love
from Liam & Clare. P.S. Sorry missed getting this posted sooner. C.
6) 17th October 1984 Postmark Newry to Miss A. O. Heeney, The Library,
Draperstown, Co. Derry, Ireland - Newry 17/10/1984 Dear Angela, Racing
through to Dublin, sorry couldn't call, due Sydney Nov. 1st. Barney R.I.P.
is always near. Blessings. D. McA.
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Pier and Bay, Bangor, Co. Down. The Town of Bangor lies at the entrance
to Belfast Lough, and passengers receive a beautiful view of the delightful
bay, to which Bangor gives its name. It is probably one of the most thriving
seaside resorts of Northern Ireland, and with its fine streets, beautiful
promenade, and charming coastal scenery, is deservedly popular
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1) 24th August Postmark Bessbrook to Mrs. Bernard Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Fr. Tom will be home early this next week. I will not be home until
Monday week 31st August, at earliest. Times are pleasant here. I said that
Mass for I. Leadon. Best wishes. Dpr(?)
2) 15th June 190? Postmark Markethill to Miss Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry
- I'm glad you remembered us this time, the town is very quiet since Joe &
yourself left. Miss Cotter's gone too. Father Rogers has not been out
lately. I hope you'll soon be back. B. ? Rice
3) Eire stamp to Mrs. James O'Keeney, Draperstown, Co. Derry, N. Ireland -
We have had glorious weather since we arrived in Malahide. We went to Dublin
on Tuesday, but it was really too nice a day for the city. See you next week
D.V. Love M. B. Donnelly
4) 'Annagry, Co. Donegal' to Very Rev. B. Rogers, E.V.V.G.(?) 3 Bay Road,
Lisdinfarnie, Tasmania, Australia - Enjoying a few days here with Angela &
enjoying it. Touring round Donegal. Weather quite good altho. colder. The
scenery beautiful. Hope you have got quite settled down, all the best from
Rose & Katie
5) 23rd August 19?? Postmark ? to Miss Marie O'Keeney, 20 gardens Road,
Ocean City, N. Jersey 08226 U.S.A. - Brought Irene & self here to day. It's
her birthday on Sat. Brought a Packed lunch, eating it in the car on the Q.T.
away from everyone, when who should pass but the Trainers (next door) The
sea is very calm with not much sunshine. Got your nice newsy letter & cards
yesterday. You have clocked up quite a mileage. Ray McBride is due here
to-morrow. All the best until later. Mum
6) 26th September Postmark Portstewart to Miss Susanna Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry, Ireland - My dear Sue, Just received your P.C. Bernard is keeping
well. I arrive safe, Mother & I went out to bathe to-day, I enjoyed it well.
We had Uncle Pat up this morning, he went to Belfast in the evening. How are
you getting on since, I hope Baby is keeping quiet. We expect Mother down
tomorrow or Friday. This day is a bit stormy. Love from all, Brigid
7) 10th September 190? Postmark Portstewart to Mr. Bernard Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. Derry - Arrived here safe. Weather lovely. Parlor
downstairs. Bedroom No. 12. Not many people down from Draperstown. No more
news. Bernard
8) 20th October Postmark ? to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry - 103
Donegal Pass, Belfast. I am sure you have heard by this time of my arrival
in Belfast. I like it very much, hope you are all well. Kindest regards from
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1) Art. We are six in number and have just left the Spa behind. Tonight ? ?
Galway. T. R.
2) 1st September 190? Postmark Portstewart to Mrs. B. Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - My Dear Mother, I arrived safe. From Katie. I will write again
3) to Mr. P. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry, Ireland - Dear Friend, just
sending you this Postal Card, how is things over there now, how is all the
boys and girls over there now, hoping everybody is well. from McNamee Conn.
U.S.A.
4) Dear M. Very many thanks for your nice present, it was really too kind of
you. I thought you were never going to write again. I hope you were not
offended with the small box of sweets, but I will you a lone letter for the
New Year & give you all the news. yr. fond friend J. Nally(?)
5) 6th August 190? Postmark Portstewart to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - Marine Villa, P. Stewart. Dear Brigid, We are getting fine weather
for so far, plenty of people here, but not many from our place. Hoping you
are getting on well since, Kindest regards from M. B.
6) 11th January Postmark Dublin to Mrs. B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry -
Best wishes for your birthday although I am not sure if I have the right
date. We have to go to the lecture hall this evening with the others that
were here three months before us, so we have a terrible lot of study and not
much time for writing. Wishing you many happy returns, R.
7) 22nd September Postmark Draperstown to Miss B. Rogers, c/o Miss Farrel,
Portstewart - Dear Bridget, Pardon me for not answering your card sooner. I
am sure you are having a grand time, the weather is so nice. How are all the
Boys? I am afraid I won't see P.stewart this year. L. Trainor is going on
Friday. Remember ,e to your Mother, yrs. Mary P.S. Tell Katie McGaughlin I
was asking for her. M.
8) Postmark Portstewart to Miss R. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. L. Derry -
Received your P.C. alright very quick still but we had a nice run to Larne
yesterday. H. W. is down & is now going home on Tuesday. All the folk are
here, ? ? ? ? McVeagh are off ? ? Nan(?)
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1) December Postmark Draperstown to Mrs. Bernard Rogers, Draperstown - Dear
Mrs. Rogers, Wishing you and all the family the blessing of a happy
Christmas and a bright and prosperous New Year, is the wish of yours very
sincerely, Mrs. A. Donnelly
2) Postmark Castledawson to Miss Brigid Rogers, Main Street, Draperstown -
Dearest Brigid, What on earth has come of you this last while? How is your
Mother? Mollie wishes to be remembered to her. I hope we will all meet at
the Port per usual. With fondest love, Daisy Keanan
3) With love and best wishes for a very Happy Xmas, from your old friend
Mary
4) My own pet - Kathleen, we are very lonely without you, I miss your dear
little voice every morning calling me out of bed, sometimes I nearly sleep
all day, as so quiet. I am sure you forget about us here now, you have so
much fun. Mary Jones? wants us to keep her now when you are away, but we
would rather have our own little Kathleen. Did you go down to-day in the
sands? you will have grand fun there. Hurry up & come back soon. Love & lots
of kisses from your "ducksy wucksy" Sammy?
5) February Postmark ? to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. L. Derry - Got
home safe and a good time. Will write later, feeling rather sleepy just now.
I suppose the Boys & Mary did not get up to evening. Nan?
6) To Dearest Katie, Wishing her a very happy Birthday and many of them.
From Your loving companion, Mary Toner
7) March to Miss M. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry, Ireland - Dear Mary,
Just a little remembrance, hope you are well, also all the family, love to
your Mother from Mary C.
8) December Postmark Ohio? to Miss Mary Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry,
Ireland - Best Wishes for a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year. Sr. Patricia
9) 16th October 190? Postmark Belfast to Mr. Bernard Rogers, Draperstown,
Co. Derry - To morrow morning I leave for Bessbrook. Times good and all well
in Belfast. Apc.?
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1) September Postmark Portstewart to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry
- Bluderwyn(?) P. Stewart. Dear Bridget, Having a lovely time here, weather
a bit cold, sorry you are not here this year. Kindest reg. to all. Maggie
2) 25th January Postmark Maynooth? Co. Kildare to Master Bernard Rogers,
Draperstown, Co. Derry - Received Rose's nice letter yesterday morning. No
need for those things Mother was speaking about. Besides I have them here.
Sorry to hear about death of F. Hagarty, convey my sincerest sympathy to
Elsie. We have commenced the football league here. Any such thing in D.town
now, I suppose not. Any study or reading these times, a little would be
useful. Nothing new here, hope all are well, love to all. Arthur
3) 14th April Postmark Bellaghy, Castledawson to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. L. Derry - I wish you a Happy & Joyous
Easter. A Ball in M.felt on the 21st, will you be at it. Best wishes. Nan
4) 11th April Postmark Markethill to Mrs. Bernard Rogers, Draperstown, Co.
Derry - I hope you are all well at home, and wish you a pleasant Easter
time. Apc.?
5) Postmark Bellaghy, Castledawson to Miss R. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry - Bellaghy, Thursday. How are you
feeling Dear after your holidays. Did you see the "Tin-Can" again. I am a
bit lonely now after such a jolly time as I had & hoping your lip is better.
Best wishes Annie
6) March Postmark Ardmore to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry, Ireland -
love to all from M. C.
7) 12th March Postmark Belfast to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry - My
Dear Bridget, How are you doing Lent? any dancing, I am going to one on St.
Patrick's night, any notion of coming down for it. I would be very glad if
you would come. Your ever Friend Sal
8) September Postmark Magherafelt to Miss Rose Rogers, Draperstown - Dearest
Rose, I was sorry I did not see Mary & you on Wednesday evening when you
called I had just gone out for a walk. I thought you had all come on
Tuesday evening. I was expecting you all Tuesday evening. Selina was telling
me about the times P. C. are flying from everywhere. With love to all xx
Monica
9) Miss Rose Rogers, Draperstown, Co. Derry, Ireland - from Uncle James
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are very lonely since you went to Bangor. I hope you are enjoying yourself,
and keeping well. Love from all. Bernard
2) Now Rose what do you think of your fine Irishman. I am sure Rise
you & your wee "Biddy" are killed ? this working. Love from Susanne
3) 21st June to Miss Rogers, Draperstown - Do you remember? now have
I not kept my word for once, all well.
4) June Postmark Ma(gherafe)lt to Miss B. Rogers, Draperstown, City -
Dear Brigid, I hope you got home, all night on Sunday night, you will not
forget M. felt Mission in a hurry. May is up there today, she went on the
1-15, will not leave town in a hurry. I intend going up some evening but not
this week as I will be to busy getting my colours for Thursday. Remember me
to all they D-town. people not forgetting yourself, with love Monica xx
Selina is going up on 2/9 June. We had P. Cards from Lough Derg. What about
they boys that were left behind.
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