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Letter from Susan Fitzgerald to Michael Gorman, 31 July 1916

Michael Gorman, private collection.

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<p>were to be married on 
<lb/>the following day. (one 
<lb/>would think you knew
<lb/> the whole family well) 
<lb/>the marriage hasn't been
<lb/>put in the papers but
 <lb/>we are not quite sure
 <lb/>of her <del>mai</del><unclear>surname</unclear>
 <lb/>(the last word is meant <lb/>to be surname). I
<lb/>must write to my new <lb/>sister soon &amp; hope 
<lb/>to welcome her soon 
<lb/>to her new home &amp; also 
<lb/>wish her every happiness 
<lb/>in her new state. Is
<lb/>that right? <unclear>Mother</unclear>
 <lb/> says we'll all have to get 
<lb/>married now as we won't
 <lb/>be wanted here when 
<lb/>John comes back. You 
<lb/>must come to my <unclear>Wednesday</unclear> won't you? I didn't
<lb/>hear anything about 
<lb/>the "<gap/>" since. In 
<lb/><unclear>fact</unclear> I only met the
 <lb/>chap who <unclear>works</unclear> there
 <lb/>for the first time at 
<lb/>the <gap/>. I'll ask
<lb/>Mrs Redmond (it was 
<lb/>she who gave the picnic) 
<lb/>and she is likely 
<lb/>to get some. I'm</p>

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Letter from Susan Fitzgerald to Michael Gorman, 31 July 1916

Michael Gorman, private collection.

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