Addressed to Mr C Emmett:
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Northfleet, Kent. Feb 27th 1911[?]
D.C. Only a card to let you know we arrived here from Dover yesterday morning & are leaving here tonight for North Ailsa[?] Scotland with first [?]. from Tom
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Addressed to Mr C Emmett:
Northfleet, Kent. Feb 27th 1911[?]
D.C. Only a card to let you know we arrived here from Dover yesterday morning & are leaving here tonight for North Ailsa[?] Scotland with first [?]. from Tom
Addressed to 199 Janet Street, South Byker:
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Having a lovely time here today went[?] across the Dart in the steamer, it was beautiful & glorious weather. love from Cis & Em.
Addressed to 199 Janet Street, Byker:
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Dear All of you, Hope you had a nice Easter and are all keeping well and that Uncle K was not too heavy on his prize[?] money. The weather is glorious here just now. Love to you all. Cissy.
Addressed (incorrectly) to 147Janet Street, Byker:
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30 Clifton terrace, Whitley Bay.
Dear Sister, Come down on Whensday[sic] if you can as it will suit me better. Have looked for a card from you. Yours truly Lizzie.
Addressed to Mr C Emmett (presumably Christopher (Kit) Emmett, Nellie's son).
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Dear Chris, I arrived at 8 o'clock and expect to be back on Friday..... Mother
Addressed to Mrs Emmott 199 Janet Street, Byker:
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[Sept 5 1928] I don't know whether me mother poisoned all the fish or not because we haven't seen any since Monday. Katie. [Don't know who Katie is.]
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Addressed to 197 Janet Street, Byker:
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30 Clifton Ter.Whitley Bay Feb 26 1910.
Dear Sister
I will call if I am up on Tuesday, as I can't get up before. Pleased to hear you enjoyed your bacon. Hope you are all well. Yours truly, Lizzie.
Addressed to 199 Janet Street.;)
October 1924. St. Luke's Home, Torquay. Dear Nellie, Just a P.C. to let you know I'm feeling better. Hope Uncle Kit is better and that you and the boys are well. With love from Cissy. [Cissy refers to our grandfather as "Uncle Kit" - was she therefore his niece?]
Woking 22 Sept 1914. Addressed to Mr Kit Emmett, Cambridge Hotel, Clayton Street, Newcastle. ;)
Dear Kit, Which[sic] you were here, any amount of apples.I am getting on a treat, always thinkng of the lads. I could not get a stamp at this place, all the shops were closed. from your pal Mat, wrote in a hurry, write later. I fancy that your nearly swanked[??]. [This is presumably addressed to Kit Emmett the elder (Grandfather Emmett) but why addressed to Cambridge Hotel?]
Addressed to Mr and Mrs K. Emmett. High Janet Street. [Date unclear.]
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Whitley Bay. We are having a fine time down here. We had the Whickham folk down on Sat. It was a lovely day. Love to the boys and yourself. Cissy.
