Letters to Sarah Thatcher from Roy Thatcher, October 1901-December 1902

File — Box: 3, Folder: 41-52

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Thatcher wrote these twelve letters to his mother while he was in London. His London letters are of a more positive nature in comparison to those he wrote from Switzerland. He writes that he is spending more time doing missionary work and that he enjoys being able to hold gospel discussions in English. Thatcher also gives accounts of visiting historical sights in London and going to the theatre. He describes how he spends his holidays and inquires of news from home. In his final letter Thatcher tells of making farewell visits to church members and friends, and tells his mother of his travel plans for his trip home.

Dates

October 1901-December 1902

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