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0 The following copies of a wire which I have received from Her Majesty Queen Alexandra together with my reply are forwarded for your information and communication to the nursing staff in your area. To: Miss McCarthy, Matron in Chief, Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing...
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0 Great North Western Telegraph Company of Canada Ottawa, Ont. May 22/18 Mrs. MacDonald 165 Market St. Deeply regret inform you nursing sister Katherine Maud MacDonald Medical services officially reported killed in action May nineteen 1918. Director of Records Selection from the letter collection...
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0 No. 1 Stationary Hospital May 18, 1918 Dear Mum & Sis How are you all today? Say this paper belongs to someone very nice don’t you think? Here it is Saturday again and another nice day. My, the weather is grand. Hope it continues...
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0 March 24, 1918 Dear Mum and Sis, Have not written for two or three days but have been so busy that when I got off duty I was too tired to write. The war news does not look very good does it? We are...
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0 Nov. 17, 1917 Saturday Dear Mother & Sis, Have not written since Thursday but have been in the operating room & have been busy. We had one big op Thursday…don’t know why but they asked me to scrub up for it. A big man...
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0 Canadian Pacific—Night Lettergram Montreal, April 1, 1917 Mrs. A. MacDonald 165 Market St., Brantford, Ont. Dear Mother, We are leaving for Halifax tomorrow morning. May go right on board. We are all well. Katherine Selection from the letter collection of N/S Katherine...
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Letters From Katherine – May 23, 1939
May 23, 1939 Mrs. MacDonald, 81 West Street, Ottawa Dear Madam, I have been requested by the Mayor and City Council to extend to you as a Silver Cross Mother an invitation to occupy a seat in the reserved section that is being provided at the Canadian National Railway Depot grounds at...
Letters From Katherine
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