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29.1.1876

MCMULLEN, Jacob

28.7.1937

George Houghton

MCPHERSON, Alex

28.7.1905

MCPHERSON, Buddy

19.9.1938

Aeneas Cameron

MCPHERSON, Peter

13.11.1935

MADISON, Geoffrey

22.11.1936

MAHONEY, Cyril

9.2.1845

MALCOLM, Alexander

24.5.1932

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MANIHAN, Alfred

17.7.1938

MANN, Ludwig

28.3.1892

MANRIQUE, Alonso

17.3.1908

MARCUSSON, Paul

Not known Lallace

MARTIN, J (infant child of)

MASON, John Robert

MATHEWS, Abraham

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MESKE, Karl

1.5.1903

MARTIN, Paul Curt

19.7.1904

Not known

MASON, John Jr

11.11.1924

29.8.1903

MENHORN, Max

30.12.1906

5.3.1915

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19.7.1919

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28.4.1942

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24.2.1912

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24.5.1875

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17.1.1900

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12.4.1893

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17.11.1880

OGILVIE, John

2.11.1882

OLSEN + Not known

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11.11.1875

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27.11.1865

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26.3.1886

PACKSCHICK, Otto

13.2.1915

PALOMO, Emilio

6.8.1964

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17.6.1916

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24.3.1896

PAUKERT, Karl

20.6.1914

PEACOCK, Charles

31.1.1945

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PERRY, Robert

8.1898

PETERSEN, Johnny

30.10.1915

PETTY OFFICER from USS "Richmond”

24.12.1879

PEACET, Emile

8.10.1877

PIDERIT, Karl

16.6.1922

PIERCE, Joseph

19.2.1879

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21.7.1902

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25.7.1889

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14.1.1866

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10.4.1905

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24.12.1878

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14.3.1932

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25.11.1959

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15.11.1938

PURKISS, Garnett Gladstone

8.12.1966

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16.9.1884

RALPH, John

18.9.1908

RALSTONE, Robert

10.2.1945

RASCH, Mrs Herta

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troubles herself about me. Yet she cheered me up wonderfully, and I felt quite another person after reading them. I am sorry that she stayed no longer at Hythe, but I am glad she is back to her former place in one sense. What would I not give to see her.

I was glad to hear all at home continue well. I am very anxious about Siss and Charley, and wonder father did not even mention their names in his letter. I hope, however, to get a letter from each of them soon. I hope the shop where you are going will answer well. I am afraid, however, for mother; that she will work herself to death. Let her take things easy, as I do, and she will do far better. She need not fear coming to the workhouse, as she anticipates, now I can get bread and cheese enough for two. Only let her keep her "pecker" up, and she will get on all the better. Poor old George I hope is better. Time is up or I would write him. Mail closes in less than three hours, and I have a great deal to do in the way of college business with the Bp as well as to write to Anna. Will write a great bundle of letters for next mail, to all parties. I have been very busy looking over all my accounts to begin with, and inquiring about everything and putting everything as it should be.

Tonight I go to pay my respects to the Colonial Chaplain, Mr. Irwin and family. I have a good harmonium to play upon. Thank Jabey for his kind letter and tell him to write again and I will send him two in one to make up.

I was sorry to hear of Johnny's having the measles. I hope he is all right. Every time I slept I could not help remembering Aunt Maria, in the comfort I found in the pillow. I will write her soon. Stir all the Hythe folks up, and get them to send a cargo of news from home. Shall be glad to hear from any of them and will answer every letter I get. I wish Siss would write a long yarn. My best love to everybody. To all at Hythe, Bridge, Dover and elsewhere, I will send full description soon.

Hoping this finds you all well and that I shall hear nothing but good news from every body,

I remain, 's

Yours &c

John Fryer [sig.]
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