Not much to say about this card sent by a mother to her son in Worth, Kent in 1906.
Dora Admonishes Mabel For Failing To Write Home
In 1906 Dora Jameson wrote to her sister Mabel and complained that she had no written. Mabel was probably having too much fun.
Difficult Handwriting in 1906
This card is difficult to read. It is probably from one sister to another, but maybe not.
Sister To Sister Mirror Writing in 1906 Shropshire
This card was sent by Lilian Pugh to her sister Caroline in 1906 Shropshire. It uses mirror writing to obscure the message which suggests that Caroline is unhappy.
William Has Been Around Regent's Park And Hampstead in 1906
This card was sent by William to Agnes in Putney in 1906. In 1909 they were married.
Herrmann AKA Harman
The story behind this 1906 postcard involves a change of surname during WWI
Historical Drama Crossover - Bring The Horse To Downton
In May 1906 Alfred Hunt sent this card to John Stride asking him to bring the horse to Downton.
Arthur Cecil Tabor 1906 Card Successfully Returned To Rightful Owner
This card from 1906 has been successfully reunited with the owning family.
Who was Jack Hull?
This card was sent in 1906 to Alfred Fabb. It is an apology for the sender not turning up, possibly for a night out. Someone has written the name Jack Hull on the front of the card. Who was Jack Hull and whrn was his name added?
Weather Report From Deal Kent September 1906
This is a holiday card sent from Deal to Godalming in September 1906
The Werrell Collection
This card from 1906 is the final card of 7 (so far) related to Isabel Sarah Werrell (1877-1936) of Newbury, Berkshire and her family. She appears to have been an avid collector of postcards.
The whole collection can be found here
Make Haste
This is the 6th of 7 postcards relating to the Werrell family of Berkshire. The message is quite mundane, but most postcards probably were in 1906.
You Have Not Written For So Long
This is the fifth of seven cards relating to the Werrell family of Newbury, Berkshire. Minnie is worried that her sister Isabel has not written for some time.
Mr F Had A Bad Foot
This is the fourth card in a series of 7 relating to the Werrell family f Berkshire. They mostly feature churches. In this case, the clergyman appears to have a bad foot.
William's Mother Is Worried About Him Going To H
This card from February 1906 reports on the weather and expresses concern.
Short And Sweet From Paris
There is little to be learned from this 1906 card sent from Paris. But there are many questions suggested by it.
A Birth Is Announced in 1906
This card went from Dunnville, Ontario via New York, to Edinburgh to tell Fanny Stenhouse about her new neice Agnes McNeill in July 1906.
Who were W Robertson and George D Logan?
These two cards were sent from W Robertson to George D Logan in 1906. Sadly, neither can be traced because there is no family context to give clues. This is such a shame because of the content of the messages which raise so many questions. Who is "Horrors"?
More details can be found at
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The Hannigan Family In Barnard Castle
Three cards for the price of one. These cards have the following in common. Firstly they were all sent around 1905/6 to the Commercial Hotel in Barnard Castle, Durham. Secondly, they were all sent to members of the Hannigan family. Thirdly, they all feature pictures of Edwardian actresses.
The Hannigans are unusual for hotel managers in the North East of England because they come from Pennsylvania.
Lots of questions.
I Have Finished One Pair Of Boots Already
There is some confusion about the sender of this card caused entirely by the name John Smith. And why were the boots finished?
