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Actions	Letter from Wm Coutts to Father informing his father that he feels very fortunate to be fit when he considers the number of men who are sick/ill. Mentions the "G.Q.M.S." business has fallen through, and there's no mention of his promotion. Mentions first Church Parade for 3 weeks. Expresses sadness that the result of the 'S.S.' amalgamation was failure. Very hopeful of Turkey & Austria cracking. Wishes "mother could get rid of the bile", and wishes her a happy birthday. To enquire about this item(s) please contact us archives@eastdunbarton.gov.uk Remove from selection Add to selection TitleLetter from Wm Coutts to Father informing his father that he feels very fortunate to be fit when he considers the number of men who are sick/ill. Mentions the "G.Q.M.S." business has fallen through, and there's no mention of his promotion. Mentions first Church Parade for 3 weeks. Expresses sadness that the result of the 'S.S.' amalgamation was failure. Very hopeful of Turkey & Austria cracking. Wishes "mother could get rid of the bile", and wishes her a happy birthday. ReferenceGD136/1/67 Date27 Oct 1918 Extent1 item LanguageEnglish Level of descriptionitem Repository nameEast Dunbartonshire Archives - Kirkintilloch Hierarchy browser GD136 Coutts Family of Glasgow and Lenzie fonds contains 6 parts GD136/1 Letters from Private William Coutts series contains 115 parts GD136/1/67 Letter from Wm Coutts to Father informing his father that he feels very fortunate to be fit when he considers the number of men who are sick/ill. Mentions the "G.Q.M.S." business has fallen through, and there's no mention of his promotion. Mentions first Church Parade for 3 weeks. Expresses sadness that the result of the 'S.S.' amalgamation was failure. Very hopeful of Turkey & Austria cracking. Wishes "mother could get rid of the bile", and wishes her a happy birthday. item

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Letter from Wm Coutts to Father informing his father that he feels very fortunate to be fit when he considers the number of men who are sick/ill. Mentions the "G.Q.M.S." business has fallen through, and there's no mention of his promotion. Mentions first Church Parade for 3 weeks. Expresses sadness that the result of the 'S.S.' amalgamation was failure. Very hopeful of Turkey & Austria cracking. Wishes "mother could get rid of the bile", and wishes her a happy birthday.

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TitleLetter from Wm Coutts to Father informing his father that he feels very fortunate to be fit when he considers the number of men who are sick/ill. Mentions the "G.Q.M.S." business has fallen through, and there's no mention of his promotion. Mentions first Church Parade for 3 weeks. Expresses sadness that the result of the 'S.S.' amalgamation was failure. Very hopeful of Turkey & Austria cracking. Wishes "mother could get rid of the bile", and wishes her a happy birthday.

ReferenceGD136/1/67

Date27 Oct 1918

Extent1 item

LanguageEnglish

Level of descriptionitem

Repository nameEast Dunbartonshire Archives - Kirkintilloch

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GD136
Coutts Family of Glasgow and Lenzie
fonds contains 6 parts
- GD136/1
  Letters from Private William Coutts
  series contains 115 parts
  - GD136/1/67
    Letter from Wm Coutts to Father informing his father that he feels very fortunate to be fit when he considers the number of men who are sick/ill. Mentions the "G.Q.M.S." business has fallen through, and there's no mention of his promotion. Mentions first Church Parade for 3 weeks. Expresses sadness that the result of the 'S.S.' amalgamation was failure. Very hopeful of Turkey & Austria cracking. Wishes "mother could get rid of the bile", and wishes her a happy birthday.
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