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Letter from Julia Barclay, Rokefield, Dorking, Surrey, to Florence Glynn, Hotel Bell Ile, Cadenabbia, Lago de Como, Italy

OG/CC/1243 | The Oglander Collection.PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE AND PAPERS. | "I do think you can be happier about the Mother now. She certainly was very unwell when she was thinking of going to Newmarket (wonderful woman that she is!) and we in our innermost hearts wondered at Dr. Cumberbatch making Edith leave her, but she has so many kind friends to look after her. Emily saw her Thursday and thought her looking much better than when she last saw her about a fortnight ago. Aunt Cattie too seemed quite on the watch. We have been much concerned at the illness of a little daughter of our cousin, Ev…

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Source	UK National Archives
Collection	International records
Kind	Document
Publisher	Isle of Wight Record Office
Date	26 May 188
Type	catalogue level 9
Details	search Lagos
Found at	https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/adea1ddd-f7da-4198-bb7b-64ae29f9ae14
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Record ID	`uk-tna-discovery:adea1ddd-f7da-4198-bb7b-64ae29f9ae14`

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Letter from Julia Barclay, Rokefield, Dorking, Surrey, to Florence Glynn, Hotel Bell Ile, Cadenabbia, Lago de Como, Italy. UK National Archives, 1881. Vero Archive, record uk-tna-discovery:adea1ddd-f7da-4198-bb7b-64ae29f9ae14.