Box 1
Contains 8 Results:
Correspondence, 1915-1916
Correspondence, Jan.-Apr. 1917
Postcards from Hartford Theoloical Seminary, typed letters to family about studies and activities with classmates; YMCA work; new relationship/love; family ties.
Correspondence, May-June 1917
Handwritten letters to mother (he will go to England with Y.M.C.A.); personal letters to Lael Macy; letters to family about engagement to Lael; letters to family and Lael about trip abroad, to Mr. Macy about entering the warzone; daily letters to Lael throughout June; some letters to mother.
Correspondence, July 1917
Handwriten letters and post cards to Lael Macy (he writes her every day), mother and father, Mary, about arrival and stay at camp at Blackpool, England and duties/activities of the Y.M.C.A there; Letter from Lael to Mrs. Linton about receiving mail; letter to Kelly from classmate;
Correspondence, August 1917
Near-daily handwritten letters to Lael; letter to Kelly from sister Aug. 11; Letters to family; discuss Frank's enlisting, unreliable mail, daily realities of wartime England, faith, Kelly's transfer to canteen at Barrow camp.
Correspondence, Oct-Nov 1917
Lael Macy's letters to Tom Kelly--responding to his descriptions of his activities, discussing things at home and other family members. She writes him almost daily.
Correspondence, Sept. 1917
Letters to mother, discussing life in England, money; letters to Lael Macy about daily happenings, hopes for the future, travel to London, George Fox, views on Quakerism, working with prisoners. Letter from "Nicholson"
Correspondence, October 1917
Letters to Mary, Lael--discuss Frank's situation and Mary's feelings, money issues, debating patriotism v. Christianity.