posted on 2024-02-23, 17:49authored byGreat War Archive Project Team
6-7-17
My darling wife and children,
Your loving letter of the 1st ins.to hand on the 4th. So glad to hear you are keeping well also that the little one's colds are all so much better. It is Coleman's where we are now, bu
The letter home to his wife was written by Bertie Ling of the 2nd Rifle Brigade. He was killed in the early hours of the following morning as reported in the letter from the Rev'd Edmund B Potts.
Editor's Comment:
Rifleman S/28530 Bertie Ling, 2nd Bn. Rifle Brigade, was killed in action 8th July 1917, aged 34. The husband of Annie Josephine Ling, of 1, Lower Quay St., Gloucester, he is buried in Belgian Battery Corner Cemetery.
History
Identifier
5181.txt|
GWA_4503_Bertie_Ling_s_Letter_Home.txt|
Creator
Ling, Bertie
Subject
Ling, Bertie
Date
July 1917
Date Created
01/01/1915
Temporal Coverage
31/12/1916
Source
Unknown
Medium
Text: Transcription
Type
Letter
Contributor
Richard Marshall | Olga Ling
Rights
The Great War Archive, University of Oxford / Primary Contributor