Subseries 5 - Letters to Bertha Turner

13 items, papers

Letters from Edith Turner, Ruth Turner, and Francis Turner to Bertha Turner. The letters cover Francis Turner's air accident, Bertha's medical exams, and family health. Includes:

• Letter, c. 1914 - 1918, from Francis to Bertha , addressed from the 57 Flying squadron

• Handwritten copy of letter (MCPP/FT/2/1/1/7 - Letter from Cuthbert Hiatt about Francis Turner's air accident) copied out by Ruth to Bertha with her thoughts at the end

• Clipping from The Times, 1918, with the details of Francis Turner's Distinguished Flying Cross award

• Letter, c. 1918, from Francis in a hospital in London, updating Bertha on his health and asking after hers

• Letter from Francis, 13 October 1918, to Bertha about career possibilities, and his feelings about the Royal Flying Corps

• Letter from Francis, 19 May 1924, to Bertha wishing her good luck for her exams and discussing his "valuable prize"

• Letter from Francis, 18 June 1925, to Bertha about the death of A.C. Benson and about her exam results, including a clipping about Benson

• Letter from Francis, c. 1925, discussing Bertha's exams

• Note from Francis, c. 1925, congratulating Bertha on her medicine exam results

• Letter from Francis, 1929, about Bertha's "upset" and "convalescence"

• Letter from Francis, 24 November 1930, informing Bertha of his ill health

• Letter from Francis, 3 January 1931, apologising for his delay in writing, and asking after her patients

• Letter from Francis, 11 November 1931, to Bertha about her health, and giving his opinions on Armistice Day