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Walker Postcards
mostly Walker, some Wright
this page 1 1901 to 1907
page 2 1908 to 1919
page 3 1920 to 1959 includes those with
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The Language of Postage Stamps :D
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1) 1901 (written on album) Postmark Donaghadee? to Miss L. Walker,
c/o Dr. Watson, 27 Greenville Terrace, Bloomfield, Belfast - Dear Lizzie,
Hope you are well. Terribly wet weather except Saturday. Met Mrs. Scales/Seales
today. Sorry so wet for them. She is to be round early on Monday to let you
away at 9.20 a.m. Will send up some clothes to be done up soon. Will write
often. Kisses etc. from the Bairns? Yours Sincerely A. K. W.
2) 27th September 1903 Postmark Carbury to Miss L. Walker, 18 University
Square, University Park, Belfast - Newbury? Hall. Thank you dearest for your
letter & enclosed. I will let you have it again. I hope you are well. Sorry
I can't follow your advice, green fields are the only alternative, hope you
will succeed in practicising what you preach. Much love Peggie?
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1) 'View on River Lagan' Belfast 15th March 1904 Postmark Belfast to Miss L.
Walker, The Rectory, Bangor - I got your post C all safe glad where from you
I was up on Wed B & I or L was to come up here tomorrow. I or L was to let
me know tonight but it would be to late to write to you afterwards, try &
come up if you can get at all, we may go tomorrow. ? Lizzie C is to come
next ? will be going at ? you will see her if you come. yours as ever ?
2) 'Queens College, Belfast' 9th December 1904 Postmark Belfast to Miss
Lizzie Walker, The Recktory, Bangor, Co. Down - Fraiday, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear Lizzie, I had Mrs. Macoun to see if you would
go to Ballynahinch as Housemaid. Would you go so far away. I have got
nothing yet. Nellie is gone to Mrs. Lough, Mr. Lough took dangerously ill
last night and we got a postcard for Nellie to go. I hope you are very well.
We are haveing good mettings here. We trust your past care all ? Write and
tell me if you will go and not as I have to tell her. With love to you from
your ever loving ?innie
1905
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1) 23rd January 1905 Postmark Helen's Bay, Miss N. Walker, 63 Rugby Avenue,
Belfast - Do you think you could come down here for a few days, the change
would be the best tonic for now.
2) 13th February 1905 Postmark Omagh to Miss Walker, c/o Mrs. Scott,
Lisanelly, Omagh - Watch the hills, how is he getting along this weather.
Yours & Co.? Wheelbarrow?
3) 22nd February 1905 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss L. Walker, at Mrs. Cutlar,
Shandon Park, Knock - Greenore Street on Friday J. W.
4) 21st April 1905 Postmark Belfast to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, off Woodstock Road, Belfast at Mrs. Neills, Craigavad, Co.
Down - Got ? all right I am glad to here you are all well and N is keeping
better, i am very well and out every day. Lizzie when do you go away. i hope
you will get on all right. write to me when you go. i hope to see you all
soon. Good by. With love to all J. E. Sorry you are gone N. No letter today.
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1) '12th July, Go it, boys!' 21st July 1905 Postmark Helens Bay to Miss L.
Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - How is J. & H. Bill
Bailey has not arrived hear yet. Perhaps he has gone on a motor tour. might
come back when spirit moves him
2) 'Enthralled' 5th August 1905 Postmark Belfast to Miss Lizzie Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - 11 May Street, August 5th, Please
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1) 'One Last Embrace' 8th August 1905 Postmark Belfast to Miss Lizzie
Walker, 88 Greenore Street, off Woodstock Road, City - Would you like to go
to the seaside on a Donkey. D. Richardson
2) 15th August 1905 Postmark Sligo to Miss Walker, No 10 Mullaghmore,
Cliffoney - Thanks for letter. I am just off to day, hope you and Miss
Stella is well. I will write you a long letter when I go home, hope you will
like this one. This is a lovely day. I hadn't time to write last week, love
to you and Miss Stella. Lizzie. Auburn? Sligo
3) 'Which do you like? I am a year on ? to Heaven, am my ?' 11th September
1905 Postmark Belfast to Miss Lizzie Walker, Northern Bank, Lurgan -
Dearest, I got your PC, all safe. Was glad to here from you. I was of last
Monday, had a nice time. I went down to see J. she is well. a b M is there
the are well. Miss Dennison has gone to Canada, she went on fraiday. I was
over to say good by she told me to remember her to you. I had a PC from s.a.
He is well. I had a letter from M. she is well. I have a great time here/
Hope you are well. Good ? from
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1) 20th September 1905 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, Northern Bank,
Lurgan - Thanks very much for PC received, glad to hear from you, we are all
well, hoping you are quite well. Had a few lines from M. yesterday, is well,
having good times in the tent & now you will be able to get to the meeting,
they are having them for Mr. Matthews going away. He was in the tent at 4
o'clock, it was really grand, good bye for the present, please write soon.
Yours N. W.
2) 25th/26th September 1905 Postmarks Cliffoney/Sligo to Miss Walker,
Auburn, Sligo - Dear Nurse, I do feel the time long since you left us, we
are very lonely yet. We are leaving here on Saturday early as the laidies?
are going out for lunch. This is the best sailing boat, you know the boat I
mean. I will be sorrey leaving here my self the fellows has been talking
about you Purse? From Eliza
3) 2nd October 1905 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dearest Peoples, I hope you are all well and in
good health. Nellie are you going to Lurgan on Wesenday, if you are, be at
the station at 11 o'clock and you will get up for 1/8 if after you want I
might be going I don't know yet, is Lizzie home yet or is ? staying an to
the 15? I was at ormeau Road. This morning had a good time there. Hope to
see you soon. Good by with love to all. from Jinnie write soon
4) 23rd October 1905 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dearest N. I got your letter all safe yesterday. I
am very sorry to here about J. I do hope she will be all right. It is a
pity, glad you are all well. When you go down send me a PC to let me know.
How she is doing. I have not much to say. Goodby with love to all from
Jinnie, write soon
5) 16th November 1905 Postmark Sligo Postmarks Cliffoney/Sligo to
Miss Walker, Auburn, Sligo - Meet me by moonlight a lone love xx dear D.C.
6) 30th December 1905 Postmark Belfast to Miss L. Walker, Wingfield,
Cliftonville Road, Belfast - Dearest Lizzie, I hope you are well and in good
health. Had you a good meeting at Lisburn, it was a very wet day. I was over
home, I have seen Sam a few times, he is very well. Sue? sends her love and
wishes you a very New Year, and I wish you a very Happy One, is think this
is all as I have not much to write about. With love from Jinnie? Hope to
hear from you soon.
7) 30th December 1905 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, Auburn, Sligo
- Dearest Maggie, I got your very kind letter all safe. Thank you very much
for what it contained, it was far to good of you. I hope you are well and in
good health as I am very well myself. Sam was asking for you. I have been
talking to him a few times. I was over home on Monday, J. & B. was up so I
seen them, the were very well also the rest. I think this is all tonight as
I have not much to write about. With love from ??? Write soon. I wish you a
very happy new year.
8) 2? December 1905 Postmark? to Miss Walker, Auburn, Sligo, Ireland
- Eastcote, Alexandra Road, Malvern Wishing you a jolly xmas & lucky? new
yr. best love L. B.
1906
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1) 8th January 1906 Postmark Belfast to Miss L. Walker, Wingfield,
Cliftonville Road, Belfast - Dearest Lizzie, I hope you are well and in good
health. I thought you would have come over to see me on Thursday night, you
can come any time you like, don't wait for me writing. I was of on Friday, I
went down to Helen's Bay in the afternoon. J. & B. are very well. I have not
very much to write about tonight, with love from Jinnie. Hoping to here from
you soon, I have still got your letters, will send them in with first letter
i write.
2) 5th February 1906 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - 4/2/1906 My Dearest N. I hope you are all well and
in good health. I got your P.C. all safe. How is M. L. M. T. W. I hope the
are all well. Was J up on Friday to see you, our two girls left on Thursday.
We have got a new cook, the housemaid that was here when I came is back
again so the have a time of it here. My wee Pat is very well. I think this
is all tonight. With love to all and a big share for yourself. From Jinnie
3) 14th April 1906 Postmark Bangor to Miss Walker, 54 Ulsterville Avenue,
Lisburn Road, Belfast - Dear M. How are you, hope you are quite well. I am
doing splendid here, how are the folks at home, we have the ? here, you ring
me up some Saturday, the number is 22x3 you ? see is in Book. I was at the
meeting on Wed, saw my big man, yours ? ?
4) 13th June 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to William H. Walker, Esq., 88
Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear Will tell J I can't come
home, that I am so very busy down in the Bay every day so she would best
write to Nellie to night and she would have the Letter to morrow morning, J.
is to leave all strait for her, we were glad to hear from home last night,
we are all doing splendid here, Mrs. C. and children came and has been ? at
the shore. I think they like being down here, love to all L. W. watch and
don't let the pussies take your breakfast.
5) 18th/20th June 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay/ Belfast to Miss Walker,
Ashvale House, Carryduff, Co. Down. 88 Greenore Street, Belfast -
Dear Nell, How are you at all, when are you comming back to Greenore Street.
J. is in Bangor, she came up a race to see J., she likes her place well for
so far if you are not comming home I will have to go. I was up on Friday all
night, and over ? on Saturday. Mother was wonderfully well to go out either
Tuesday or Wed if you ? me and let me know Whither your comming or not. I
would know what is better. J. was in Bangor this ? had a real good time also
is good in the evening, we that that ? T. R. ? ? is to be ? ? day fortnight.
D. V. We are all well here, Jamina and children and gone away.
6) 19th June 1906 Postmark Bangor to Mrs. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear Mother, How are you doing, is Nellie home
yet. I was up at the burn yesterday, Janey and the rest are well. I am
getting on very well here. I like it for so far, they are very good to me.
Hope you are all well, with love to all from Jinnie, Ingledene, Ballyholme
Road, Co. Down
7) 5th July 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, 54 Ulsterville Avenue,
Lisburn Road, Belfast - Crawfordsburn Dear M. Mothers got down hear all
safe, we were delighted to see her. We are all well here, hope you are too,
when will you come to see us. I am to be busy 3 days every week for 2
months. Your Loving Sweetheart L. W. I expect to go to the Meeting on 13th
July
8) 8th July 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay? to Mrs. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dearest Mother, I hope you got home
safely, do not get any of the things at present. I can do all right without
them, you and I will go a shopping soon, Jannie. L. went to Ba? this mor?
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1) Ballyholme, Bangor, Co. Down 10th July 1906 Postmark Helens Bay to Mrs.
Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dearest Mother, the
things came last night & Mag? ? to see them, thank you so much. I do miss
you very much here. I wish you could all stay here. L is out all week, she
will go up tomorrow night. Millie as she will be better settled. I hope you
will have a good time, much love Jannie?
2) 18th July 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to Master Willie Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dearest I got down all safe, is
very well now. J. & B. is well two. Nellie how are you all, J. wants M. to
come down. this is all as I am in a hurry, with love from yours you know. is
there no L from Scotland yet.
3) 21st July 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to Mrs. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - thought I would have seen some of you
before this. My house full is staying a little longer next week, the are all
very happy here. What did the man J. say. How are you all M. did you get J.
Ms letter all well here Minnie?
4) 24th July 1906 Postmark Belfast to Miss Nellie, 88 Greenore Street,
Belfast, Woodstock Road - Dear Nellie, Excuse me for not writing sooner, I
can walk a wee bit now. Thanks you the nice wee book. Louie
5) 25th July 1906 Postmark Helens Bay to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Thanks for P.C. Peggie, glad to hear you are well,
we are same here. Rooms are full as you see by the card, will be empty on
Saturday night, will yous full them up for a day or two, they may be
occupied by Wednesday. J. may be up in Town to see you on Friday, we hope to
hear from you or see you soon if she is not up. This is all, no word of J.
W. have you had any. I am yours, you know
6) 27th July 1906 Postmark Belfast to Miss Nellie, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland - Dear Nellie, Thank you for PC Come out
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1) The Pickie, Bangor, Co. Down 1st August 1906 Postmark Belfast to Miss
Lizzie Walker, c/o Mrs. Ewing, Helens Bay, Co. Down - Dear L., we got home
all sale. M. was very tired. She is gone this morning to Mrs. H.s they sent
for her. B. I am very sorry L I forgot to take you some p & n as you told me
to, maybe you will get a race over. I had a L from Minnie this morning, she
came home this week, she is well. Mother came to Mount P. to meet us so she
is able to put on her boot, she is out this after Tom & Willie or Millie is
well I gave Tom what you sent him, good bye from yours you know. please
write soon
2) 1st August 1906 Postmark Newcastle to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Belfast - Nellie dearest, how are you doing since I saw you last, you wont
know anything about this p.c. but Maggie will know, I think she has been to
this castle, it is simply lovely, do be a good girl to I see you again. I
will live down here, it is so nice & lots of dear boys, fond remembrance to
mother & everybody, love M. H.
3) 'Bugler 2nd Northumberland Fusiliers (Fighting Fifth) isn't he sweet' 1st
August 1906 Postmark Newcastle to Miss M. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Belfast - dearest, this is him, how does he look? We are near Ballykinlar
Camp, isn't he magnificent looking but he is good lad. I think this will
find you at home.
4) 4th August 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear N. Thanks for PC glad to hear you and M got
home safe also glad Mother is able to put on her boot again. I was at C-Burn
day after you were here. J. was going out on Thursday. Miss W was going to
keep house this other people come while I was there, we are nearly settled
here now. F. is not home yet. I had a letter from M. H. , he is staying here
another month. ? is very well. I have not much particulars to say just now,
hoping you are all well, yours you know, write soon again. Got some ? when
was over.
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1) 12th August 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to Mrs. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - D. M. hope you are all quite well. I am
keeping very well and is very busy, will be over to see J. tomorrow D.V.
this is to keep you from thinking long. Very sorry to see the sad news S,
your P.C. brought Nellie. Thanks for P.C. with love again, how is Maggie
getting along, tell ? to write me a we scrap. Love to everybody L. W.
2) 20th August 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, 54 Ulsterville
Avenue, Lisburn Road, Belfast - Dear M. How are you. I was ringing up
Minnie, she told me she and N was over to see you and that you were very
busy but I hope you are not too busy. I am kept very busy just now, we have
1 Lady, 1 gentleman here now. I was over to see G. or J. yesterday, she is
very well but is worked up, she was trying to get to you on the ? but
couldn't. Minnie was saying ? was broken, how are the Folks at home. I
suppose you know Mr. Churchill, he was at the easter Meetings, he & Mrs. H.
B. Thompsons Father, he passed away to be with Jesus on Wednesday week. I
was in Bangor yesterday eve at the Meeting where I heard it. Have you seen
Jenny yet, she was to go up about the 15th of the month. I saw her ? weeks
ago. Post card is to remind you of old times. How's the wee chappie, this is
all with love from yours you know
3) 28th August 1906 Postmark Belfast to Mr. Wm. Henry Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - My Dear William, How are you all
doing, its a very long time since I heard from yous. I am very well, your
loving Tsh.?
4) 13th September 1906 Postmark Cra(wfordsburn?) to Miss Walker, 54
Ulstervill Avenue, Lisburn Road, Belfast - Dear M. F. & I. got home all
safe, Jane was at station with his Folks so we were home before ? her. J. &
bare fairly well now. B. was ill all week. I was very much disappointed you
did not come to see her. She wants to know if you could come and stay from
Saturday to Monday, write at once and let her know, she hopes you won't be
going to that other place till Monday. She might be up at 88 on Friday all
being well. I hope you got home all safe and that you had a good time after
we left, give my love to J. keep some love for wee Blur? Blone?
5) 19th September 1906 Postmark Renfrew? to Miss Walker, Fairhome, Helens
Bay, Co. Down, Ireland - Dear Lizzie, Thanks for your letter, I do hope that
you are better now. I am all right again. I had a letter from J?a?? today.
She is at home now not very well and I don't think that she is going back to
S. again, write soon and let me no soon, you are I hope ? ? is back. May or
Meg?
6) September 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - My Dear N. glad you got home safely, sorry
you had it so rough in the train. I hope you will soon get better of your
tiredness. I was very tired too but am alright now. Didn't see or hear from
J since, this is all with love from yours you know. Lonely House, Helens
Bay, Co. Down look below stamp A kiss for everybody xxxxxx
7) 16th October 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, Rostrevor
House, Rostrevor, Co. Down - thanks for letter, very glad to hear from you
and will be pleased to see you when you come this way. B. and J. or I are
very well at present, good bye, much love, yours as ever G. ?
8) 22nd October 1906 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear N. I'm a lot better today, the bleeding soon
stopped after that, my head feels a bit sore still but I suppose I needn't
expect anything else. I hope you all are keeping better of your colds. yours
you know L. W.
9) 9th November 1906 Postmark? to Miss Chestnut, Millbrook House,
Galway - To wish you many happy returns of the day. With live from Lily
10) 15th November 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Thanks for letter N. I am much
better today. B. says if I got any more p staps should have been used before
this. I could hardly ? the last we had, will go up soon as can ?
 
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1) 27th November 1906 Postmark Renfrew to Miss Walker, Creasent House,
University Road, Belfast - Dear till, I was so glad to get your most loving
letter but sorry to here that you have been on the sick line. I hope that
you will soon be all right. You will have to excuse the card this time as
Miss Stevans is in bed so I am pretty busy when I have two invelades to
attend and do the work as well ? soon ? here from your May?
2) 21st December 1906 Postmark Enniscorthy to Mrs. Campbell, Crescent
House, Belfast - With love & best wishes for xmas & the new year from N.? C.
P.
3) 'Xmas Wishes Sincere from your own Peggie' 24th December 1906 Postmark
Belfast to Miss L. Walker, Cresent House, Malone Road, City - Hope you are
well & enjoying yourself, best wishes & love for a very Happy Xmas
4) 27th December 1906 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, Heartfell,
Fortwilliam Park, Belfast - Mott or Scott? dear I don't like Duck so I just
had a turkey dinner instead. I hope you had a good xmas. I wish you a happy
new year, what do you think of the Guards from Paddy O'Neill
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1) 8th January 1907 Postmark Stonehouse to Miss Nellie Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - 8.1.07 9 Edenderry, Shawsbridge, Belfast.
Dear Sir, In the Lord. I am over in Stonehouse for a few days having a few
meetings in the gospel hall, you will be glad to hear your Bro Bob was in
the metg. last night. I seen him today, was speaking to him a little about
eternal things but he is on the night shift and cannot get regularly, expect
to be home at the end of week ?
2) 15th January 1907 Postmark Belturbet to Miss M. Walker, Fortwilliam Road,
Hartfell, Belfast - Dearest Peg, Hope you are well and got my last letter. I
had a letter from Kate, she is well. The housemaid is leaving Autumn again,
all new hands there now. I was at a Ball on Friday night, I am feeling
rather tired, hope your people are al well, write me a good long letter
soon, hope you like this Pcard, he would want your W.B. write soon, with
best love. L. C. Aughalane & Belturbet
3) 9th February 1907 Postmark Belturbet to Miss M. Walker, Hartfell,
Fortwilliam Road, Belfast - Dear Peg, Thanks for nice P.C. glad to know you
are well, you must have had a great time with the? M. ? & baby is with us
now, she told me you never went to see her, very cold weather, hope you have
escaped the cold, write to me soon with much love yours L. C? there was a
good laugh over the PC helped my album
4) 9th February 1907 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Belfast Cresent House, University Road - Ward 14,
Western Infirmary, Glasgow. Still here, did you get the card I sent last
week. Maggie
5) 18th April 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, Cresent
House, University Road, Belfast - Cburn here I am L came down yesterday, is
going home tonight, you might come down this one when you get out & come
home with me J? would be very glad to see you. Hope you are well, from your
own Nellie. Thursday Morn?
6) 'Royal Belfast Golf Course and Club House, near Bangor, Co. Down' 20th
April 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay to Mrs. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - D N thanks for PC Had one from L this morning,
glad you got home safely, please tell mother(?) we are not tired of her, it
is very lonely without her and Bob thinks she should be here tonight. He
will be on the late turn as usual next week so if she is not here before
Monday I will expect her then and will be very glad to have her all my
pastry is gone ? ? lot of what you seen ? has been a ? ? day a good day for
the house and garden, the flowers and potatoes will grow after this goodbye
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1) 30th April 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Thanks for letter N. M. has not said
anything about goeing. H got she was not at all well yesterday, the J has not come
yet so sorry I missed the post last night. You may get more work. you will no
when M goes up as that will be time enough for you to stop, I can not say at
present. When the will come M. would like to no if the come to the C and if
J is well. Yours Jan
2) 6th/7th May 1907 Postmarks Stonehouse/Belfast to Miss Lizzie
Walker,
Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland Crescent
House, University Road, City - Dear Sister received your P.C. all right,
hoping you are keeping well as I am quite well at present. Tell Mother and
all the rest of the family that I was asking for them. I will write a letter
letter on. I think I will close with best love from your brother Robert
3) 'Dear Nellie, you've no idea how irritable Johnny used to be until I gave
him Camp Coffee, now he is as happy and contented as can be, yours lovingly
Lizzie' 11th May 1907 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear N I hope you are all keeping well, hope Tom's
hand is a little better. I am a lot better, no more Dr. yesterday or today.
Had a PC from the Burn this morning, all in their usual, I also have just
got a PC from Bridget where the dog was sick you know who I mean, this is
all with love, yours you know ?
4) 14th May 1907 Postmark Belfast? to Miss Walker, Hartfell, Fortwilliam
Park, City - Dear Wee Peg, I was glad to get your P.C. today, I don't know
yet if I can get out tomorrow night, if I'm not at the Bank Buildings about
6 o'clock or shortly after 6 you will know I'm not out. I will be glad if
you and N. come and see me. Yes it was sad about T but I hope he will learn
the great lesson by it. I had a P.C. from F since you were down, I hope to
see you tomorrow, I may get alright. From your Dear old Grannie
5) 27th/28th May 1907 Postmarks Gorey/Belfast - Miss M. Walker, c/o Mrs.
Bradford Brown, Hartfell, Domous, Fortwilliam ?,
Northiam, Belfast, Sussex, England - Dearest Peg, Hope you
wont forget me when you are getting a Photo taken, lovely weather at the
seaside. I am waiting patiently for your long letter, hope you are well and
having a gay time, remember me to all your people at home, hoping to get a
Pcard soon, love and xxx S. C. or L. C. Seafield House, Gorey, Wexford
6) 24th June 1907 Postmark Stonehouse/Belfast to Miss Lizzie Walker, Cresent
House, 88 Greenore Street, University Road,
Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland - June 24 1907 Just a word i
received your post card all right, was glad you are all kepping well as this
leaves me well at present hoping Brothers hand is better. I have Benn of
work nearly all the time Sinse last i wrote, will rite later from your
Brother Bob with love hoping this finds all well. Tom didn't go to work, got
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1) 28th June 1907 Postmark Newark to Miss L. Walker, Cresent House,
University Road, Belfast, Ireland - East Midlands, England. Dearest L. Thank
you for letter, please do thank Mrs. G. for the offer. I couldn't possibly
accept at this time as I am not sure of what I shall ? on. L. am sorry to
know you haven't been well. I hope you will get the holiday soon. I am glad
to hear of L being so much better, poor boy. We get home about the 16th
July. Nothing ? ? ? ? your own M. W.?
2) 'The Gardens, Bangor, Co. Down' 11th July 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay to
Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear Millie?.
glad to hear you had a nice day, hope you will get Saturday too. I am all
right get there & was Middings? in the Village yesterday and ? to day the
weather is lovely now, hope it will keep fine tomorrow I may want you to
come down soon Goodbye much love yours Jimmie Jannie? love to all
3) 'Snap-Shots of Bangor, Co. Down' 27th July 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay to
Miss Walker, Hartfell, Fortwilliam Park, Belfast - My Dear M. thank you so
much for L glad to hear from you, did you go to see L don't you think she
should strike and take a rest, she could come down here for a change. L was
up for a little while these last 3 days but feels very weak yet I do wish
she was better, when are you coming back again, please write soon. I do be
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1) 31st July 1907 Postmark Holywood to Miss L. Walker, Crescent House,
University Road, Belfast - Coill Mara, Cultra, Co. Down July 30th My dear
Lizzie, I hope you are feeling much better & getting strong, I have not been
out very much since but will call to see you some day soon. I do hope your
sisters are well, should like to be remembered to them when you are there.
Hoping to meet soon again. Yours B. R.????
2) 2nd August 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, Hartfell,
Fortwilliam Park, Belfast - My Dear M., just received PC, were you not at 88
since, I have been wondering how they are, I am sure you would laugh if you
seen ? ? now, it is a very wet afternoon, sorry to hear about you having the
cold now, you will soon be all right again. Yours as ever ? ? how would you
like to ? ? ? ? See he has got his teeth & he is like his food
3) 'Homes of Rest, Bangor, Co. Down' 10th August 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay
to Miss N. Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Belfast - Thanks for letter. Glad to
here the news Don't know when I will be up B was speaking to W on her way to
Bangor today. Glad you got the Sweet William, much love from J. W.
 
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1) 'Marine Parade from the Front, Bangor, Co. Down' 14th August 1907
Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast
- Dear N. glad to hear from you, very sorry to hear of poor John, I hope he
is not badly hurted? I had a L from J or I, she is well. Minnie was up to
see me on Sunday eve & is coming with me to Scotland, the Dr.? here is
trying to get some one to come and stay and let me on a Holiday, he is very
kind to me. I don't think that I'm any worse after Sunday night. Love from
your own Jill or Lill.? Isn't it kind of Bob. I had a p.c. from Minnie
today.
2) 17th August 1907 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, Hartfell,
Fortwilliam Park, Antrim Road, City - My Dear M. I am getting my holidays on
Tuesday first, a fortnight or longer if I need it, isant the Dr. kind to me.
I was at Templepatrick on this day week, went by train and came home with
the Dr. in motor car. I was thinking of you when we were comming along the
Antrim Road. I was in bed all yesterday, a little better today. did N write
to you since Thursday night. Poor Tom? is home again with a wounded leg this
time, worse than the last time, the horse kicked him and took the piece out,
it was very stiff and sore on Thursday night when I was over. Jannie? Whyte
and J. is thinking of going over to Scotland, wouldn't it be nice for us.
Had a L from B. W.? will ? ? ? is to meet me at the boat, you ? own L. W.
3) 22nd August 1907 Postmark Bangor, Co. Down to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear N. I got down all safe. Mr. McCorry
brought me round on the car, wasn't it very nice of him. J is very well, got
home all right, she says she is better, she says the look of me did her
good. I hope you got home alright and that you didn't get wet. I will go to
see M tomorrow, now I think this is all just now, with love from your ever
own L. W.
4) 23rd August 1907 Postmark Stonehouse to Miss Lizzie Walker, at Mrs.
Wrights, 88 Greenore Street, Crawfordsburn,
Woodstock Road, Co. Down, Belfast - Received your
Letter allr. will meet you at Glasgow Central Station, Bobbie
5) 26th August 1907 Postmark Glasgow to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Street, Belfast, Ireland - Dear N. got over all safe. B was
waiting for me, he is well dissapointed M or you or J didn't come too. I was
not sick at all, hope you got home alright. N. I will write later on Lizzie
6) 30th August 1907 Postmark Stonehouse to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast (Belfast) - Dear N. Glad to hear from you that you
are all well. B and I are well, we have been out for a few ? walks. I was
around this place today, it is just lovely. I'm only sorry you are not here,
I would enjoy it so much better, glad to hear from M. I am writing to her
too. with love from yours you know L. W.
 
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1) 30th August 1907 Postmark Stonehouse to Miss Walker, Rostrevor House,
Rostrevor, Co. Down, Ireland - Dear M. Nellie sent me your L today, I didn't
know your address or I would have written sooner. I am glad to hear you are
so well. I am a lot better the cough is not quite away yet, this is a lovely
place. I crossed on Monday, had a very pleasant time on the Boat, wasn't
sick at all. B. met me at Glasgow, he is very well, he is fast asleep just
now, he and I have been out for slow walks. I'm not sure if I will be back
on Monday or not. I will write to you later. with love from your ever ?
Lizzie? 36 Lawrie Street, Stonehouse
2) 5th September 1907 Postmark Stonehouse to Miss walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland - My Dear Nellie, I was very glad
to get your L yesterday, sorry your cold is not better. I'm still coughing
yet, glad Tom is able to go out. I had a pc from J. yesterday, M wasn't very
well. We will try and get over on the Viper, it gets into Belfast about 1 pm
it will come in about. I wrote a pc to J. W. and put Bobs name to it. Good
bye with love yours you know. B is well
3) 5th September 1907 Postmark Belfast to Mr. R. Walker, 36 Lawrie
Street, Stone House, Scotland - Dear R. I got your P.C. Will be very glad to
see you. I go over home on Sunday night. I am delighted to hear from you, it
is a long time since I seen you, this is all now. Hoping to see you on
Sunday. With love from Jinnie
4) 10th September 1907 Postmark Stonehouse to Miss Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland - Landed all right, got a
beautiful sale, enjoyed myself, had three nice girls for company, got home
about 12 o'clock, hope this finds all well, all well here, write back
Bob
5) 18th September 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay to Mrs. Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Belfast - Thanks to you all for Letters received, how are
you all since. Had PC from M. John is well has the op been pef get I am
wondering how it went of Will see yous soon now hope you are all well glad
to hear J. is goeing to write J. W.
6) 'Bangor Castle, Co. Down' 18th September 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay to
Miss Walker, Rostrevor House, Rostrevor, Co. Down - Thanks so much will be
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1) 19th September 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast - Very glad to hear the op is over, hope you will be all
right now. I will see you tomorrow D.V. early. I had a PC from J. saying she
might be down today, hurry now and be able to come down soon. Room to let
would take 4 of you. Much love yours as ever J. W. isn't this a lovely view
of Don?? Hilands?
2) 20th September 1907 Postmark Belfast to Mrs. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - I am very sorry to hear about Lizzie but I
hope she is getting on all right. I will go over as soon as I can. Hope you
are all well. J. W.
3) 'Gourock' 24th September 1907 Postmark Greenock to Mrs. R. Wright,
Crawford-Burn, (By), Helens Bay, Co. Down, Ireland - (Mary or Marg) Dear
Mrs. Wright, Glad to say I arrived all(w)"right" on Friday night about
11.30. The passage across was lovely, we never had a dull moment. Music,
dancing and singing all the time. Trusting you are Mr. Wright are well.
 
 
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1) 'Marine Parade, Bangor, Co. Down' 10th December 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay
to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Belfast - thanks for P.C. I was
nearly drenched coming home. Was out ? at Mrs. Mathewsons so had a very
eventful week, the weather is awful. You gave me no address so she will get
this also Willie or Millie I hope you are all well there. J. W. I hope you
were warm in your coat, write soon to me.
2) 16th/17th December 1907 Postmarks Stonehouse/Belfast to Miss Lizzie
Walker, 88 Greenore Street, 5 Royal Terrace,
Belfast, Ireland, Lisburn Road, Belfast - I received your PC all
right, was glad to here that you were keeping well, we have been all bad
with the cold here but are a lot better now I am in a home of my own now.
Hope your Mother is keeping well and yourself. I think I will close with
love from Mrs. Gunn 48 Cam?ethan Street, Stonehouse
3) 'Main Street, Bangor, Co. Down' 17th December 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay
to Mrs. Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Belfast - Dear M and N. I got down in
good time, had 15 minutes to rest in the Train. This is a terrable wild
morning M come and see me the First nice day there is. I want to talk about
some things. I hope the walk done you good last night I was sorry I had not
a longer one with you, much love ? J. W.(?)
 
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1) 'Sunrise and Sunset - Bangor, Co. Down' 21st December 1907 Postmark
Helen's Bay to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Belfast - thanks N. for P.C.
B. and I will be up for the evening all been well, awful rain here ? plenty
more. much love yours J. ???
2) 23rd December 1907 Postmark Belfast to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, off Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear L. Sorry cannot get out tomorrow,
as I had to go out this afternoon instead, but will be glad to see you
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1) 'Clifton from the Pier, Bangor, Co. Down' 28th December 1907 Postmark
Helen's Bay to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Belfast - D M N J? You
should have had my letter last night. I must find out why it was late.
Thanks so much the came all safely are any nice. I am sorry the ? not here 2
days ago, it is my cold. I am very glad you did not come down. B is on late
all week, is on tomorrow ? much love. Glad you had a good time at ?
2) 27th ? 1907 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss L. Walker, Cresent House,
University Road, Belfast - Dear L. hope you are well, as J. I are well. I
want you to come down to us on your Holidays, how is M's hand. Yours J. & B.
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