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- Collection: Charles E. Jackson Papers Click to remove filter
- Topic: World War, 1914-1918 Click to remove filter
- Collection: Charles E. Jackson Papers Click to remove filter
- Topic: World War, 1914-1918 Click to remove filter
- Name: Jackson, Charles E. Click to remove filter
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1919 Jan. 17
Jackson, Charles E.
Letter from Charles E. Jackson to sister
St. Aignan des Noyers (France) - Sorry to hear Pete was a victim of the flu. Rumors they will be out of camp by March 1, but rumors.
1918
Jackson, Charles E.
Letter from Charles E. Jackson to sister
Camp Devens (Mass.) - Has been out camping in the woods in Vermont. Edward sent two dollars for cigarettes.
1918 Sept. 13
Jackson, Charles E.
Letter from Charles E. Jackson to sister
France - Bad weather, rain, torpidity in the heat. Has received letters from Sade Fitz and Tom Sheehan.
1919 Feb. 12
Jackson, Charles E.
Letter from Charles E. Jackson to sister
St. Aignan des Noyers (France) -
1918 Sept. 29
Jackson, Charles E.
Letter from Charles E. Jackson to sister
France - Everything looks fine. After long heat, things have cooled and gotten rainy. Assumes Tom is worried about going into the army.
1919 July 3
Jackson, Charles E.
Letter from Charles E. Jackson to sister
Newport News (Va.) - Will be sent to Plattsburgh for treatment. Has regained his weight and is doing well, though still prone to attacks.
1918 July
Jackson, Charles E.
Letter from Charles E. Jackson to sister
Camp Devens (Mass.) - Will be leaving very soon; glad to have been able to visit home.
1919 July 10
Jackson, Charles E.
Letter from Charles E. Jackson to Thomas W. Jackson
Newport News (Va.) -
1918
Jackson, Charles E.
Letter from Charles E. Jackson to sister
France - Father should take things easy with his sickness. Pete had dinner with him in the barracks.
1918 Sept. 23
Jackson, Charles E.
Letter from Charles E. Jackson to sister
France - The boys have just received a lot of mail and therefore happy.