Letter of about July 15, 1918 Washington,DC, from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I
I don’t know why I’m so tired to-night. I ache. Think I will go to bed when I mail this little love note. I’ll write a better letter next time. This is just a little hello for my brain refuses to work & spose tomorrow I’ll think of a log things I might have told you.
I’m so glad you’re in so much good company there – you’ll enjoy it – Do write me lots – & I’ll do better in the future.
Loads & loads of love from Wiffie and Carroll.
Read the Early letters: LETTER 1: 1917 Jessica Early (nee Jessica Agnes O’Keefe, born Oconto Wisconsin, daughter of Dr. Patrick J. O’Keefe and Elizabeth Hoeffel) to her husband James Edward Early, World War I 1917 Oconto Wisconsin | LETTER 2: 1918 Letter from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I 1918 | LETTER 3: February 14, 1918 from James William Early of Green Bay, Wisconsin to his brother, Captain Edward James Early, World War I | LETTER 4:Feb. 1918. WW 1 Letter to James Edward Early, World War I from Walker, February 3, 1918 | LETTER 5: May 1918. Letter from Helen C. “Ella” Early, born October 13, 1896 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, to her brother Edward James Early, World War I and her sister Margaret Mary C. Early | LETTER 6: July 1918. Letter of about July 15, 1918 Letter from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I in Washington, D.C. | LETTER 7: July 1918. Letter of about July 15, 1918 Washington,DC, from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I | LETTER 8: Aug. 1918. Letter from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I August 1918. Washington D.C. | LETTER 9: Jan. 1919. Memo from James Edward Early, World War I to Major Phillips January 1919 | LETTER 10: undated Letter from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I | LETTER 11: undated Letter from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I
Submitter: John Early Andrews
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Notes: These are letters to her husband written during World War I by Jessica Agnes O’Keefe, born October 9, 1885 in Oconto Wisconsin, daughter of Dr. Patrick J. O’Keefe and Elizabeth Hoeffel.