Carvill Letter Books, 1913, page 400 - Letter from J Carvill to Mr. Macardle, dated 13 April 1913.
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Dated
13/04/1913
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Image Number
Box 1LB1903_390
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Description
This letter is another letter from John Carvill to a Mr. Thomas Callan Macardle, Esq, Dundalk. In later letters it is clearer that the subject of this "private" letter is the state of affairs of the Carvill's daughter, Ruth Martin Carvill Crossle, who was having an affair. [Her husband, Philip Crossle, filed for divorce in Jan 1918 and it was finalized by the courts in Jan 1920.] Carvill is informing Mr. Macardle that he will be in Dundalk the next day and hoped to have a visit with him at 10 AM. Mr. Macardle [Thomas Callan Macardle, Dundalk] J. Carvill [John Carvill] A brief history of Sir Thomas Callan Macardle, owner of Macardle Brewery in Dundalk, is at this web page: https://www.jstor.org/stable/90021949 Sir Thomas Callan Macardle KBE 1915 Sir Thomas Callan Macardle is awarded the KBE for services in supplying grain to the British Troops during World War 1.
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Name of Recipient
Mr. Macardle [Thomas Callan Macardle]
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Name of Sender
N/A
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Address of Recipient
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Address of Sender
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Signed
J. Carvill [John Carvill]
