Letter from Edith Clara Kelham to her Auntie, 1871
This item references 15 individuals with dates spanning from 1833 to 1871.
The surnames Featherstone, Kelham and Unknown are referenced.
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4 page letter from Edith Clara Kellham to her Auntie, consisting of a three page missive and a short list of family details on the fourth page.
In the letter, Edith declares her worry that her recent letter has been burnt or shipwrecked, and discusses the large amount of weddings in Camberwell that year, concerns about her weight, the wet summer and other general Victorian goings on
On fine writing paper, this item is in unusually good condition for a delicate item of this age.
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