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Walker Postcards
mostly Walker, some Wright
page 1 1901 to 1907
this page 2 1908 to 1919
page 3 1920 to 1959 includes those
with no dates at the end
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1) 'New Pier, Bangor, Co. Down' 4th January 1908 Postmark Helen's Bay to
Mrs. Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Belfast - Dear Mother, How are you and all
the rest the cold Mother. I hope it will soon get maim(?) to you get down. I
should like to see you here again. A is married J nice be the next I wonder
when ? is going to pay me a visit. write soon Millie. love to all J. W.
2) 'Bangor, Co. Down, from Marine Parade' 7th January 1908 Postmark
Belfast to Miss Walker, Hartfell, Fortwilliam Park, Belfast - 18 University
Square, University Road. Dear M. How are you, I hope quite well as this
leaves me in my usual. I was over home last night, all well there. I'm
getting on fine, this is a lovely place. How are the babbies getting on.
Good bye, Love from your ain auld Sweetheart. L. W.
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1) 26th March 1908 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - I hope you are all quite well, don't forget the
Meeting in Donegal Road Hall tomorrow eve. I don't think I will be home
tomorrow as I would only have to be comming back again so soon. I hope to
see you at the meeting (D.V.) Yours as ever L. W.
2) 27th April 1908 Postmark Muswell Hill to Miss L. Walker, c/o Dr.
A. B. Mitchell, 18 University Square, Belfast, Ireland - Dear Lizzie, I hope
you are getting on well without me. Love from you know who?
3) 11th May 1908 (going to assume the stamp date is the wrong way
round as all cards with this address for Lizzie are 1908 or 1909)
Postmark Carnlough to Miss L. Walker, 18 University Square, Belfast - Sorry
not to see you last night, this is where we are now, a lovely time too, you
must bring Nellie to see this place, a long drive, sorry M did not come, she
would have enjoyed it. B. J. ?
4) 14th June 1908 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss Lizzie Walker, 4
Victoria, Ballycastle, Co. Antrim - Dear Lizzie, your other wee sister is
very busy, so I, as a noble man, take on myself to send you a wee P.C. The
house is full, Mr. & Mrs. Woodside & The Two ould Youngs & young Young, also
Jinnie Smith are all here, so I guess we are about full up, but if you come
along we will find you a place on the line & then you will look fine. I have
been having a look at your lovely wee face, you are looking fine. It wont be
so fine when you get back to Town & not be able to look over to Whitehouse.
Auld Young
5) 23rd July 1908 Postmark Glasgow to Miss Lizzie Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland - D. L. Just a P.C. to let you know
that I arrived all safe, I had a fine voyage, but lonely. I am just sitting
at the C. Station waiting for my train. I am ready for a sleep Lizzie (poor
Willie or Nellie) I will send you word latter on. I hope you & your Dear
?other got safe home. Remember me to them all. Wm. M.?
6) 7th August 1908 Postmark Rothesay to Miss Lizzie Walker, c/o Dr.
Mitchell, 4 Victoria Terrace or Road, Ballycastle, Ireland - Argyle Lodge,
Rothesay. I received your very nice card. The change should be very good for
your health. As you will see by address. I have got over to Rothesay again.
The weather is pretty fine now. I hope you will greatly benefit by your
change, yours etc. Francis Hampton
7) 17th August 1908 Postmark Stonehouse, Lanarkshire to Miss Lizzie
Walker, c/o Dr. Mitchell, 4 Victoria, Ballycastle, Ireland, Co. Antrim - D.
L. just a P.C. to let you know that I am well. I was up at this place last
Sunday having a Gosple meeting & got my tea in the large house. I will write
to you this weak. Wm.? M?
8) 19th August 1908 Postmark Belfast? to Miss L. Walker, c/o Dr.
Mitchell, 4 Victoria, Ballycastle - Hope you got your photo cards alright.
The post came after I had my letter letter posted. Hope all are quite well.
It is nice the weather is keeping so fine Lizzie had a P.C. from Frank
today. with much love from S. Waugh?
9) 2nd September 1908 Postmark Helen's Bay to Mrs. Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Belfast - Dear M. I wish you my many happy returns of your
birthday. I should have been up to have spent it with you but present
circumstances ? ? ? ? Jinnie
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1) 9th November 1908 Postmark Ballycastle to Miss Lizzie Walker, 18
University Square, Belfast - Dear Lizzie, Just a few lines to say I am well.
I am thankfull to you for the Post Card, tell Kate to be shure and not be
going for starch. Adam is well. I hope to see yous all next summer. From
yours truly Kate McBride
2) 24th December 1908 Postmark Belfast to Miss Nellie Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear Nellie, I hope you are
feeling better by now, has Mother arrived yet. Love to all and best wishes
from your ever own Lizzie
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1) 1st January 1909 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, 18 University
Square, Belfast - Thank you so much for the little present this morning
Lizzie, whiching you a very Bright & Happy New Year, from Mother with love
xxxxxx
2) 16th March 1909 Postmark Belfast to Mrs. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast - Dear Grandmother, Hoping you are keeping well as this
leaves me the same at present, sorry I did not see you before I came away
but all been well I expect to see you at Easter. I like this place alright,
this is a picture of the place I am the man, I am with is well pleased with
me for so far he is not able to much himself he is in bad health so I have
to do all the work myself. write soon, yours faithful B. J. Walker, c/o
Richard Howe, Brookeborough, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland
3) 13th April 1909 Postmark Harrow to Miss Lizzie Walker, c/o Dr. A.
B. Mitchell, 18 University Square, Belfast, Ireland - Dear Lizzie, I hope
you are well. This is a picture of the palace where the King and Queen live.
Here is the P.C. which I promised to send you, so I have not forgotten you.
I am one of the boys and no mistake. I leave you to guess who this is from.
You won't need to guess much. A. S. M.
4) 14th May 1909 Postmark Springfield, Mass to Miss L. Walker, 18
University Square, Belfast, Ireland c/o Dr. Mitchell - how are you getting
on now L. shure thats not it atole. R. J. Shannon 481 Worthington Street,
Springfield, Mass. U.S.A.
5) 7th June 1909 Postmark Springfield, Mass to Miss L. Walker, 18
University Square, Belfast, Ireland, Co. Antrim - Dear ant Lizzie, thanks
for your nice P. Card, we were surprised to hear of Dr. Darling being
married in Ormeau Road hall, who married them, love & kisses for you & Kate
6) 'A bit of old Bangor' "This is George going out of town" 12th June
1909 Postmark ? to Miss Lizzie Walker, 18 University Square, Belfast - My
dear L. I have just arrived at Omagh. Saw Miss or Mrs. Rea & Lizzie out of
train this morning. I have had a cup of tea & I am feeling quite fresh, but
will have to wait for 2 hours yet before I get a train to take me to
Fintona? now my dear I must say good bye & the Lord bless you ? ? Love
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1) 'Bangor, Co. Down' 28th June 1909 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss
Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Belfast - Thanks for PC N. I was to late for
post on Saturday, all well here, will write soon, lovly weather now James?
as ever J. W.
2) 6th July 1909 Postmark Cedar Rapids, Iowa to Baby Wright,
Crawfordsburn, Co. Down, Ireland - 810 9 Avenue, Cedar Rapids, Iowa U.S.A.
Hope you are all well as I am enjoying myself first class, only the weather
is very warm. I hope Baby will get this card alright, what is her name, kind
regards from L. Heaney
3) 'Bangor, Co. Down' 20th July 1909 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker,
88 Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, City - Dear M? Thanks so much for PC. I
was wondering if you could find out if I could see Mrs. Jones on Thursday
night - you needn't write. Yours L. W.
 
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1) 12th August 1909 Postmark Portadown to Mrs. R. Wright, Tea Rooms,
Crawfordsburn, Helen's Bay, Co. Down - Ardress, Loughgall, Co. Armagh. Dear
Mrs. Wright, I am having a lovely time, the weather is just Grand. Hope you
are in good health, baby & Bob also. I am just going to Killicomaine to stop
until Sat. then coming home for Sunday. With love Liz. Campbell
2) 18th August 1909 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, Clare Lodge,
Newcastle, Co. Down - Eversleigh, Malone Road, My Dear Sister Lizzie, Just a
short line hopes to find you well in body happy in sole. I am just in from
Dr. Bleakely(?) & so but I am not telling anything to Mrs. Bulloch about it,
I am much better but it will cost me so much money but my Father knows all
about it he can meet the need of all our little trials. I had a letter from
Tillie, she is well, sends for Kate address God Bless you my Dear Sister.
Remember me at & throne Grace from your loving Sister C. P.
3) 19th August 1909 Postmark Liverpool to Miss Walker, Clara Lodge,
Newcastle, Co. Derry, Ireland - Thank you dearest for your very kind letter
& the enclosed received all safe, here I am now after a glorious night, we
go by at 11 am. Will write you a long letter, much love Peggie
4) 26th August 1909 Postmark Newcastle to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Wednesday Thanks so much for L. received a
few days ago. I expect yours and mine crossed each other. I hope you are
quite well as this leaves Kate? and I in our usual, wont it be lovely to be
going home this day week, did M. go down to the Burn again. I hope you had a
good time at Mr. Kitchie's Meeting, love and kisses from your own wee Lizz
5) 2nd September 1909 Postmark Springfield, Mass to Miss Lizie
Walker, 18 University Square, Belfast, Ireland, Co. Antrim - Dear Ant Lizie,
I got your post c, glad to see the nice pebble you found on the beach, I
wish I had been one of them. I like it for various reasons. J. or I. R. S.
6) 'Clifden, Bangor, Co. Down' 13th September 1909 Postmark Helen's
Bay to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street, Belfast - We were delighted to hear
the news this morning. M. will be better now I said, she would enjoy this &
recup. fast now all the rest of us are ? I will send ? ? ?
 
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1) 20th September 1909 Postmark Belfast to c/o Dr. Mitchell, Miss L.
Walker, 18 University Square, Malone Road, Belfast - Ellerslie, Windsor
Park. Dear L. Will you know you this is from, the view will remind you of
old times & this is sent from an old friend. Telephone 168 Malone (was
checking the spelling of the house name, Ellerslie, 42. Thompson, Mrs. John)
2) 20th September 1909 Postmark Riseley to Miss Walker, c/o Dr.
Mitchell, 18 University Square, Belfast - ... to this side at all. I dont
know what I shall do about it. I am having very good time and hope to get to
London end of week. K. S. H.
3) 'Old Tower & Victoria Road, Bangor' 22nd September 1909(?)
Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss L. Walker, 18 University Square, Belfast - M
thanks you very much & for the PC she says it takes you to get things to
suit the times. M. is in the middlings today.
4) 31st December 1909 Postmark Ottawa, Ont. to Miss M. Walker, 324
Chapel Street, City - with very good wishes for the coming year from Alice
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1) 1st January 1910 Postmark Belfast to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - L. D. Dear L. thanks very much for your
Photos, sorry you have not been well, I will go over to see you soon, will
drop you a P.C. beforehand a very happy new year to you & yours
2) 16th January 1910 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss L. Walker, at Mr. Gubbins,
Belmont, Belfast - We had a lovely time & came to ten train with us. M. went
to the M. and ? got H. with the Stars shining bright, it has rained ever
since I. is sleeping thought, hope you are keeping well, yours with love
3) 30th January 1910 Postmark ? to Miss Walker, c/o D'Arcy Scott, Esq., Burbidge, P. ? - Dear Peg, Just a card to know how you are getting on, will
write you a nice long letter soon, with love from Mollie
4) 26th March 1910 Postmark Belfast to Miss Irene Wright, c/o Mrs.
Wrights, Crawfordsburn, Co. Down - Belfast. I wish you a very happy birthday
& many of them. I hope yous are all quite well. I send my love to your
mother. With all good wishes. M. Redmond
5) 5th April 1910 Postmark Belfast to Miss N. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Eversleigh, Malone Road, City. My Dear Nellie, I
do hope you are all well, also mother, how is my Dear Lizzie, have you heard
from her, I do hope to see you tomorrow night Wednesday and Grace I will
love to see you my Dear Nellie & Grace. I will miss my Dear Grace also my
Dear Minnie Watson so much, soon now you would be better to go to Grace =
142 Donegall Road. Come as early as possible, I will be alone as far as I
know, my love to my Dear Sister Nellie, Yours through Grace C. Dickson
6) 16th June 1910 Postmark Toronto, Ont. to Miss Walker, 324 Chapel Street,
Ottawa, Ont. - 110 Baldwin Street. Dear M. I am leaving Toronto on Monday
for the summer, and I would like to hear from you before I go, and then I
will send on the address of where I am going. Mary or Marg.
7) 8th July 1910 Postmark Ottawa, Ont. Canada to Miss M. Walker, 324
Chapel Street, Ottawa, Ont. Burbidge ? - c/o Mrs. Holbrook, Seaside
House, Little Metis, Que. Dear Margaret, Just a P.C. to let you know we got
here Tuesday morning, feeling rather tired but I am getting a rest now,
nothing to do, we are having lovely weather, the children were in bathing
today & if it is good days tomorrow I am going in with them. I am quite sun
burnt already, goodness knows what like I will be by the time I come home.
Hope you are having a good a time, love to all, with lots to yourself from
Johann
8) 20th July 1910 Postmark Burbidge to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast, Ireland - Thank you dearie for your letter. I hope all of
you's are very well. No meeting & not much of anything, nothing to write
about either. Will write next week Am waiting to hear from you. bye bye for
this time. yours as ever with much love Peggie
9) 2nd August 1910 Postmark Little Metis, Que. to Miss M. Walker, c/o D'Arcy
Scott, Burbridge, Que. Blue Sea Lake - c/o Mrs. Hallrock(?) Seaside House,
Little Metis, Que. Just to say I received your letters, glad to know that
you are having a good time, expect you will be kept busy now, we are leaving
on the 25th. I am having a lovely time, we have had pretty cool weather,
excuse P.C., hope to hear from you soon, give my regards to all, with love
from Johann
10) 3rd August 1910 Postmark Lady Evelyn, Ont. to Miss Walker, c/o D'Arcy
Scott, Esq., Blue Sea Lake, Burbidge, P. L. - keep expecting to hear from
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'Chamard's Hotel, Murray Bay (Canada)' This is where we are staying.
17th/18th August 1910 Postmarks Lorne House/Blue Sea Lake to Miss Magret
Walker, Bluesea Lake, Burbridge, c/o Mr. D. Scott, Ont. -
Lorne House, Pointe a Pic PI. My dear Marg. I am sure you are enjoying
yourself, I am having a beautiful time, ? is dear little Boy/Bay Marg I
would love to see her and her nurse to write me Margret is you have time
love to all from M. M.?
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1) 22nd August 1910 Postmark Stoke-on-Trent to Mrs. Nellie Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Belfast, Ireland - 68 Boughey Road, Shelton,
Stoke-on-Trent, England Dear Nellie, at last have arrived home & am feeling
very lonely. This time last week we were in Belfast together. Hope you are
well. Give my love to all at home. With love Dorothy Downs
2) 10th September 1910 Postmark Springfield, Mass. to Miss Lizie Walker, 88
Greenore Street, off Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland, Co. Antrim - My Dear
Aunt L. I received your pc glad to hear from u, mama is looking for a letter
from u, glad u like my picture. I go to the meeting sometimes with Mar? & do
a little talking to but im only a baby yet, love from your little boy
3) 18th October 1910 Postmark Belfast to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Belfast - Dear L. Got your P.C. delighted to hear from you, going to
Ballymena Tuesday, very busy. Address next to Bank of Ireland, Ballymena.
With best love, write soon Nora
4) 18th October 1910 Postmark Toronto, Ont. to Miss M. Walker, 324 Chapel
Street, Ottawa, Ont. - Dear Margaret, Just to say that they think now that
my sister will pull through but told me not to build my hopes up too much,
she knew me when I went in & they said that there has been a change for the
better after she ? seen me. I will write soon & let you know how she goes
on, much love Johann(?)
5) 18th November 1910 Postmark Grand Central to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast, Ireland - 238 48th Street East, New York. Hope you are all
well. I will write when I get settled. Yours as ever Peg
6) 29th December 1910 Postmark Holywood to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast - My Dear Lizzie, You will think I am a long time writing
you, are you at home. Now the first time you are down don't forget to call
to see us. I hope you are keeping strong. No more for this time, with best
wishes for a happy & prosperous New Year. from Your true friend A. Thompson
7) 24th December 1910 Postmark West Somerville, Mass. to Miss Nellie Walker,
88 Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland - My dear Nellie, I do
be thinking about you every day, I only wish I were near you tonight. Oh how
I would love to get my arms around your neck. I do feel so lonly tonight, I
am sitting crying in my room before posting this card. Jessie Hyland coming
to Boston to Train as nurse on 31 January. I will write a long letter soon.
I am not well tonight. With much love from C. D.
8) 1910 Postmark Windemere?, Que to Miss M. Walker, c/o D'Arcy Scott Esq.,
Burbridge P.O., P. ? - My dear Peg, So glad to hear from you, will write you
a long letter soon. Hope your darlings are well. I am sure there is great
fun when they all get together. How is my John? You did right in not giving
me away for that is what I most wish to avoid as you well understand. Well I
wish you luck & I guess you will need it too. So be good till ? ? you, from
you know
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1) 16th January 1911 Postmark ???an Hea??? to Miss Walker, 255 West 108th
Street, New York c/o Miss Newton - Received letter at last, long looked for,
I will write to you in a few days. Mary
2) 11th April 1911 Postmark Mount Vernon to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast, Ireland - My Darling, When am I going to hear from you. I
hope all you people are very well. ever your own Madge. I received your
letter today, didn't you get one from me. Before I had this I wrote to you a
few days before. I have written letters in the last month from here.
3) 1st May 1911 Postmark Springfield, Mass to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, off Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland, Co. Antrim - My Dear aunt Lizie, I dont remember if I answered your card but I will send you one
anyhow, how are you getting on or had you a good time at Easter. We were all
thinking of yous at the Meeting, love to all at home. Your little boy Jimmie
4) 13th June 1911 Postmark Farmington to Miss M. Walker, 212 E. 46th Street,
New York City - June 12th. Sorry to have been so long in sending you a card.
I hope you are comfortably settled somewhere by now. Love from S. F.
5) 24th June 1911 Postmark Grand Central Station, N.Y. to Miss Margaret
Walker, 212 East 46th Street, N.Y. City c/o N. J. Brown,
Trent Barrington ? - Dear old Pal, I arrived safely and it is such a pretty
place, do write me & let me know what you are doing, your friend Lizzie
Kenny - c/o Mrs. Paxton, Lake George ? ?
6) 11th July 1911 Postmarks Cape May/Grand Central Station to Miss Margaret
Walker, 312 East 46th Street, City New York, Mrs. Brown,
Great Barrington, Mass. - 709 Columbia Avenue, Cape May, N.Y. Dear
Miss Walker, I hope you are settled long ago & that I will hear from you
soon. My Baby is fine & I am well. I hope it will soon get cooler. It must
be terrible in New York. I wonder how Miss Kingston & Miss Beacon are
getting along. Yrs. Sincerely A. M. Elsarn
7) 24th August 1911 Postmarks Grand central Station/Cedar??rst to Margaret
Walker, 212 E. 46th Street, c/o Mrs. Jerome, Alexander,
Winsted, Conn. - Oh ????? Baby fell in the bath tub
8) 29th August 1911 Postmark Newark, N.J. to Miss Magret Walker, c/o Mrs.
Alexander, Winstead? Conn. - Dear Miss Waker, this is a PC I had for years
and I will send it to you in case I forget when I get to Morristown, hope
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1) 'You will leave at 9.45 pm on Sunday 19th Sept. 1911' 5th September
Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss J. Wright, 88 Greenore Street, Belfast - Dear
Irene, Glad you are enjoying yourself so well, being a good girl. I will see
you on Sunday from Daddy. Love from Mamma & daddy
2) 30th November/3rd December 1911 Postmark New York to Miss M. Walker,
57 West 58th Street, The Country Club, New York,
Greenwich, Conn. - c/o Mrs. Hall, 130 East 73 Street. Dear M. Would you
please call and see me any old time, your old chum M. Coghlan
3) 6th December 1911 Postmark Ottawa, Ont. to Miss M. Walker, Country Club,
Greenwich, Conn., U.S.A. - 25 Cliff Street excuse this in haste Dear M. Was
so glad to get your P.C. & know where you are. I did not have time to write
you a letter at present but sent you this to let you know that I had your
P.C., do write me a long letter & let me know all about yourself, hope you
are well, yours as ever Johann. Will give you all the new when I hear from
you again, do write soon.
4) 15th December 1911? Postmark West Somerville, Mass. to Miss N. Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland - My dearest Nellie, I be
often thinking of you all over in Belfast though I am slow to write. I heard
you had a great Summer over there, so many Soles win for the Kindgom of God.
Oh that what we need over here. I hope you are all well? Love Cassie
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1) 31st January/3rd February 1912 Postmark Ottawa, Ont./Greenwich, Conn. to
Miss M. Walker, Country Club, Greenwich, Conn., U.S.A. 212
East 46th Street, New York City, EARL? - J. Carmichael, 25 Cliff Street,
Ottawa, Ont. Canada. Dear M. You must wonder what is wrong that I have not
answered your letter but I will write later & explain, hope you are well &
have not changed your address before you get this. I am leaving here on the
19th of Feb., be sure & let me know you if you move before that, with lots
of love, yours ? Gram(?)
2) 19th August 1912 Postmark Watertown, N.Y. to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast , Ireland - Thank you Darling for your letter the first in 3
or maybe 4 weeks. I am glad you's are all well. ? is still here, I am Jeni?
& Bob? so far, no need to ? over me, much love to all. will write soon
again, ever yours ? ? Peg?
3) 26th August 1912 Postmark Watertown, N.Y. to Miss Walker, Crescent House,
University Road, Belfast, Ireland - 25th August. Thank you darling for your
very kind letter. I was glad to hear from you & lad you are well. Yes it
would be nice to be with you. Maybe by & by. Much love ever yours ?
4) 16th September 1912 Postmark Bronxville, N.Y. to Miss Walker,
Cresent House, University Road, Belfast, Ireland - darling, very glad to
hear from you, glad you are well & having a good time at the Meetings. Much
love, ever yours Peggie
5) December 1912 Postmark Summerville, S.C. to Miss Margaret Walker, 263
West 24th Street, New York City - c/o Mrs. R. W. Parsons, Summerville, South
Carolina. Dear M. I like my job, give my love to Miss Doyle, Miss Mason &
Miss Fallon. Will you ask Sister if she has this address, you remember I
thought it was ? Lizzie
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1) 16th May or July 1913 Postmark ? to Miss N. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Belfast - Dear Nellie, I hope ye are all well as this leaves me and annie
and all here at present, annie was very thankful to you for thinking about
her and sending her the stockings. I am staying here till end of week, hope
you had a good day at meeting, no more at present, your B. in Christ
2) 17th June 1913 Postmark Rivermoor, Mass. to Mrs. Wright,
Crawfordsburn, Co. Down, Ireland - Just a P.C. for old times sake. I am here
with Annie McCrory, we are in the same place having a ripping time, there
are quite a lot of Irish people we know round here. How is old Crawfordsburn
getting on, remember me to all the old friends. The weather is lovely here
at present but I expect we shall have it very hot later on, best love, Yrs.
C. Patterson
3) 5th August 1913 Postmark ? to Miss Nellie Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Wood Stock Road, Belfast - Just a pc got home all right. Bob got home on friday morning, we have all got started work here when will you come over
to Scotland, I will not forget your great kindness, with love to all from
Mrs. T. Sorbie. 10 Union Street, Stonehouse House, Scotland.
4) 10th August 1913 Postmark Bally...? to Miss N. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast - Dear Nellie, I got home safe, was glad to see my sister,
and all my friends. I feel well out for a lovely walk to day, hope you are
all well, did you see my dear husband since I left, good night A. S. I will
write soon
5) 2nd October 1913 Postmark Bloomfield, Co. Down to Miss Lizzie Walker,
Redlands Bloomfield, Belfast, Ireland c/o 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast - Dear Sister, still here in Cumberland. I hope you are
quite well. I will have lots of good things to tell you off when I come
home. Yours in the faith? Bella
6) 4th October 1913 Postmark Belfast to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Belfast, Ireland - 23 Sept. My darling Nel, thank you so much for your
letter, also the ? received all safe. I will write you soon. I did not
expect you to send them but I'm glad you did, thank you so much. I hope you
all are well. We go home on Thursday. I shall write after that, much love to
all, your ? Peg
7) 24th December 1913 Postmark Garrison to Miss Margaret Walker, Hayfield,
Garrison, N.?. Box 3 - with best wishes for a Merry Christmas M. A. ?.
8) 1913 Postmark Cambridge, Mass. to Miss N. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast, Ireland - My deare Sister Nellie, you will be
shoked to see my hand writing now, it seems ages since we have seen each
other or heard. I do trust you are all well. I am sailing from Boston on
June 27, trust the lord will give us a pleasant trip with his presence and
Blessing with us a? every thing much love. I remain your ? Dickson.
1914
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1) 26th May 1914 Postmark Montreal to Miss M. Walker, Hayfields, Garrison,
New York, U.S.A. - Miss G or J. Carmichael, 44 Rosemount Avenue, Westmount,
Montreal, Que., Canada. Let me know if you get this & I will write you a
letter & should like so much to hear from you. Joan
2) 20th July 1914 Postmark Larne to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Belfast - here we are, we crossed over from Bangor in the boat, Bob, Mrs. S.
Irene & Mabel?, it is lovely. I wish you were with us, love to all Liz
3) 30th July 1914 Postmark Asbury Park N.J. to Miss Lizzie Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Belfast, Ireland - Dearest L. What is the matter Dear you
did not answer my last letter, hope you are well, am here for a week having
a very nice time, with much love, Catherine
4) 10th August 1914 Postmark New York to Miss Margaret Walker, ? Putnam Co.,
New York - Have you cut your Wisdom tooth as yet? Oh for a look of that
face. Virginia
5) 19th September 1914 Postmark ? to L. and N. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast - I am now in Whitehaven with Hawthorn & will be stopping a
week or two. Love to all in Christ. W. R. K.?
6) 23rd November 1914 Postmark Montreal to Miss M. Walker, Hayfield,
Garrison, New York, U.S.A. - 44 Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, Montreal,
Canada Dear M. If this should get you drop me a line, should like very much
to hear from you. from your chum J. C. If not there please forward if
address unknown, return to this address Miss Carmichael, 44 Rosemount
Avenue, Westmount, Montreal Canada
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1) 5th January 1915 Postmark Montreal to Miss M. Walker, Hayfield, Garrison,
New York, U.S.A. - Received your letter, glad you are well, will write
letter later on, with much love J.
2) 1st June 1915 Postmark Belfast to Miss N. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Belfast - Dear N. I hope ye are all well. I am very sorry for not been able
to go up on Saturday or Sunday. I was not very well and John was in Bangor
on Sunday. Hope you will forgive me, hope to see you soon here x A. S.
3) 17th August 1915 Postmark Nahant?, Mass. to The Misses Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Belfast, Ireland - I hope all you people are quite well.
This is where I am for two weeks, the weather is very warm. I will rite next
week, ever your own Peg
4) August 1915 Postmark Portstewart to Mrs. Wright, Crawfordsburn,
Co. Down - Wed: I am sorry I haven't written to you sooner, but I had bad
news from home & I had a lot of letters to write. One of my brother-in-laws
is dead. They have 5 little children, the youngest is 10 months. Harry is
all right, he has just had 7 days rest at the horse lines, none of them
getting home. Isn't it too bad, hope all of you are well. Yrs. M. R.
5) 4th October 1915 Postmark Warrenpoint to Mrs. Wright,
Crawfordsburn, Co. Down - Dear Mrs. Wright, Just a card to say I got home
safe, thought it very lovely. I am up here today. It is lovely about here
but very quiet. Remember me to Miss Boyle and tell her alot of things has
come true she told me. I got the Photo alright. I must say Goodbye for the
present, love to all from E. A.
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1) 'Boston Sand & Gravel Co., Scituate, Mass.' 28th June 1916 address
Rivermoor, Scituate Mass, Box 40, U.S.A. - Mrs. Robert Wright,
Crawfordsburn, Helen's Bay, Co. Down, Ireland - June 26th. Dear Mrs. Wright,
Just a card. Hoping this finds you all well. Am here in Scituate for the
summer. Gee Whizz it is getting very hot here again. How is little Irene, I
guess she off to school every day. Mother and all the rest are fine. Hoping
to hear from you again. Much love to you all. Sadie Bryce
2) 13th July 1916 Postmark Bangor to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear People, I got your PC all safe, glad you are
all well. How is Maggie, hope she is well, the too children have had a cold
and I have got it now. We are getting on very well. I like these people all
right. Hope Mother is keeping better, is she for comming down to the burn
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1) 'Bangor from the Pier' 2nd August 1916 Postmark ? to Miss Walker, ??
Greenore Street, Belfast - writing faded ~ ? lovely time - week on my
holidays, going home today, hope - - - M. M.?
2) 30th September 1916 Postmark Liverpool to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Belfast - Dearest, Have arrived safely after an awful nights
sickness, feel good this morning. will write as soon as I land, with loads
of love to M. A. L. & your dear self.
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1) 3rd July 1917 Postmark Birmingham to Miss (address cut off but
probably the same as the rest) - Dear Nellie, I hope this finds you in
the best of health, shall be seeing you again soon now as my home is no home
without my hubby George here, seems about the same, with love A. Bishop
2) 3rd July 1917 Postmark Birmingham to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Belfast, Ireland - Dear Lizzie, Just a P.C. to let you know I am going on
alright, hope you are in the best of health as it leaves us at present, give
my love to your mother A. Bishop. 18 Farnham Road, Handsworth, Birmingham,
England
3) 30th July 1917 Postmark Loonlake N.Y. to Miss Margaret Walker, c/o Mrs.
J. Allen, May Cottage, York Harbor, M. E. - Dear Margaret, We are up here at
Loon since June 20th but is leaving soon for Garden City. Madam has to be
near the Dr. I mislaid your Postal, did not know the adress. Its a lovely
place. Sorry to be leaving. How have you been & How is Joe & George.
Randolph is fine, yours Margaret
4) 3rd September 1917 Postmark ? to Miss Lizzie Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
off Woodstock Road, Belfast - D L. Hope ? all well are all in thure usual
health. I thought would seen you before I left, I had not very much time
fore I got it you woud be surprised to see the house. Mrs. told me were
comming on the 17th of month. I was very glad you went to see Mrs. Moore.
Hope your Mother is well, if you have few lines from you S love ? C.
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1) April 1918 (it says April '16 but its not) Postmark ? Sulphur Springs to
Miss Margueret Walker, c/o J. H. Allen, 838 Park Avenue, New York City -
Queenbrier(?) 2.4-18 My Dear Marguerite, this is really a beautiful place
but I am just bored to death and I wish I was back in New York. I am wishing
for that every single day. Hope the little Joe is better now, my friend call
up the apartment to know when I was coming back so they told her not before
three week so just imagine how long I have to keep on wishing for my return,
sincerely yours Lucie
2) 6th June 1918 Postmark Helen's Bay to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Belfast - Dear Auntie Lizzie, I hope you are well, dadie has got holidays
and we are going up on friday for the day. good bye love and kisses from
Jaene?
3) 2nd August 1918 Postmark Belfast to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
Woodstock Road, Belfast - Will you come for the day on Saturday if possible.
Yours truly ? Montgomery, P???house
4) 20th August 1918 Postmark Lenox, Mass. to Miss M. Walker, May Cottage,
York Harbor, Maine - My Dear Margaret, John and I sending you much love.
John getting on well and I have nice time. Hilda
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1) 2nd January 1919 Postmark Belfast to Miss L. Walker, 88 Greenore Street,
off Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear Lizzie, Could you please come to us on
Saturday evening? There are some people coming for dinner. Ida Haslett.
Elim, Bawnmore Road
2) 19th February 1919 Postmark Crawfordsburn, Belfast to Miss Walker, 88
Greenore Street, Belfast - Dear Auntie Lizz, I hope you are well. I believe
that Miss Boyle was up yesterday, now Dear this is all. From Irene, love to
all
3) 'The Ward Park, Bangor' 11th June 1919 Postmark Bangor to Miss Walker,
c/o Mr. L. R. Maxwell, Ashvale House, Carryduff, Belfast - We are having a
nice time. I suppose you are getting along A.1. We have had a few showers
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1) 'Bangor from the Marine Gardens' 13th June 1919 Postmark Bangor to Miss
E. Walker, c/o Mr. S. R. Maxwell, Ashvale House, Carryduff, Belfast - Hope
you are getting along alright. Could you make up a flower and send it down
with Father on Sunday please. Paper it up well, please, Louie
2) 2nd July 1919 Postmark Crawfordsburn, Belfast to Miss Walker, 88 Greenore
Street, Woodstock Road, Belfast - Dear Auntie L. i received your P.C. I will
be up on Friday on the 2.20 train. Love from Irene
3) 15th August 1919 Postmark ? to Miss Margaret Walker, 111 Amhurst? Avenue,
Atlantic City - Jessie gave me your address, thought I'd drop a card, we
miss you this summer terribly. I am glad you have such a nice place. I wish
I could find a job like yours, will leave in Sept., my sweetheart is back
from France but not in good health, he was gassed twice and wounded once, he
is very nervous so drop me a card soon, much love to you from Annie Davis
4) 17th August 1919 Postmark Lake ?, N.Y. to Miss M. Walker, 111 Amhurst
Street, Ventnor, New Jersey - Aug 17 Dear Margareth, Received your two cards
and thank you for the same. Excuse me for not writting sooner, but was
waiting to get the long letter you promised. Baby and myself ? feeling fine,
will soon be home again. We are leaving here on the 28th May, answer soon,
your friend Frieda
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