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Edna Hill Hay
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1) 24th May 1900? Postmark Rasharkin to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
To know you is to love you, and love but you for ever. The undersigned
wishes you many happy Birthdays. Amour
2) 20th July 1900? Postmark Rasharkin to Miss E. Hay, Archdall Home,
Bundoran, Co. Donegal - You are looking splendid. Will you be home on Sat.
Love from Mary 1903
 
 
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1) July 1903? Postmark Enniskillen to Miss E. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co.
Antrim - Came here by steamer and are going back by train. Don't say we
neglect you in the matter of PCs anyway ???
2) 19th September 1903 Postmark Dublin to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Co. Antrim - Here many lonely hours I've squandered, Longing for the old
folks at home. Bad as ever this year
3) 24th September 1903 Postmark Carrickfergus to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - Parcel despatched, will probably arrive sometime tomorrow.
However, better give it till Saturday. Our view on this card, but alas! our
domiciliary edifice is not included. Thanks for paragraph, mush appreciated.
M. H. H. - Joymount Parade, Carrickfergus. These cards face No 2 (horses
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1) 3rd October 1903 Postmark Dublin to Miss M. J. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Co. Antrim - I received letter today. I think 50 was the number you spoke
of. I had a letter from ? ? yesterday. I am not going in to the house as I
expected but am still out here. Isn't this a beautiful view? I am walking
with L. & M. Millar these next 8 weeks. The time is getting shorter, Friday
10th. Lovely weather here, not a bit cold. Will write on Friday as usual.
Sara
2) 16th December 1903 Postmark Baltimore to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland "The Mullans" I send my Christmas Greetings with this
view from my window. Affectionately Eduat? Hill. 2513 Madison Avenue. December 15,
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1) 4th November 1903 Postmark Dublin to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Co. Antrim - The Stag at Bay. How do you like this P.P.C.? I want you to sew
me a little cushion made of white calico about 6 x 4 inches. Please stuff it
with bran & you will oblige me greatly. M. did not tell me anything about
the colour of her dress. I will write on Friday. Sorry you have such bad
weather, it is lovely here. We are going today to lecture in Trinity
College. I'll tell you about it when I write.
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1) 21st January 1904 Postmark Dublin to Miss Edna May, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Co. Antrim - I hope you'll like this card. I bought it today to send you as
a consolation. I got the letter today. Glad to hear Jane is so well pleased
with evg? I am glad last Thursday is over. I'll give you all the news when I
write on Friday. Lizzie Henderson is in good health. We had a little talk
last night on politics.
2) 8th May 1904 Postmark Baltimore to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Ireland. The Mullens - These Chinese girls have to grace your book.
Affectionately Edna Taylor Hill. 2513 Madison Avenue, Baltimore
 
 
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1) 9th May 1904 Postmark Kilrea to Miss Edna H. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
Aunt intends going to P.stewart tomorrow if all is well, she will be very
pleased to have M. J. or any of you. Please write what day you will come.
Hoping you are all well, sincerely yours Letitia Wall?? Walker?
2) 20th June 1904 Postmark Boston to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Ireland. The Mullens - The Great Baltimore Fire, February 7, 1904 These are
terrible days from which we have scarcely recovered. Yours Edna ? Hill
 
 
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1) 25th July 1904 Postmarks New York and Blue Hill to Miss Edna Hill Hay,
Finvoy, Ballymoney, Ireland. The Mullens. Thank you so much for the card
which is very interesting. How many have you? Love to all from Aunt Edna
2) 8th September 1904 Postmark Randolph to Miss Edna Hill Hay, The Mullens,
Finvoy, Ireland - My sister sends you this, with her love. Affectionately
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1) 20th September 1904 Postmark New York to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland. The Mullens - My dear, How is your collection coming
on? I have one but mine is "Ferns" and I want one that grows in Ireland but
not here. the Hart's Tongue, Do you know it? I want a fertile and a sterile
frond. It is a long leaf and one has fruit or seeds like this on it, and the
other has none. Lovingly Aunt Edna. 2513 Madison Avenue, Baltimore
2) 2nd October 1904 Postmark St. Louis to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Ballymoney,
Finvoy, Ireland The Mullens - With love from Aunt Edna
 
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1) 11th October 1904 Postmark Garvagh to Miss Edna H. Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - Sorry for delay, I have not been able to get for the ferns
until today, I will send them now as soon as possible. Kindest regards to
all. ??
 
 
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1) 18th November 1904 Postmark Baltimore to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland. The Mullens. - So many thanks for fine specimen. E.
2) 13th December 1904 Postmark Baltimore to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland - Merry Xmas ? ? ?
 
 
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1) 1st February 1905 Postmark
Baltimore to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Ireland - Thank you so
much for the unique & very interesting postcard ? ? ? ? With love from
Julia ??? Taylor
2) 24th February 1905 Postmark Ballymoney to Miss E. Hay, c/o Miss Wallace,
Harriville, Portstewart - Have you been out for a sail yet? How are you
getting along? You are getting beautiful weather now. I suppose we'll not
see you for another week. I was in town today and bought this. I can see or
sew most beautifully now ? soon have no pet finished. I am progressing so
well. You'll need to bring me home a good present as the other young lady
never said "you're there! Have you seen M. Hamill yet? I write to her a day
or two ago.
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1) 27th February 1905 Postmark Baltimore to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland - I am still waiting for that promised picture. E. T. H.
2) 4th March 1905 Postmark Baltimore to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland - Inauguration Day!
 
 
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1) 4th March 1905 Postmark Washington to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland - Greetings from Washington. I wish you might have seen
this under inauguration. E. J. H.
2) 1905 Postmark Randolph? to Miss Edna Hill Hay, The Mullens, Finvoy,
Ireland - This is the scene of one of my big climbs. I am so pleased with
the photograph. Aunt Edna
 
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1) 26th May 1905 Postmark Brookeborough to (backwards) I'm quite aware that
'Hay' birthdays are passing but there is nothing here worth sending, so
pos??? your soul in patience till July & then. M. H. H.
2) 12th June 1905 Postmark Forest Glen to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland - This is one of our most beautiful buildings. ? ? is
wonderfully fine. Lovingly yours ? ? ?
 
 
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1) 14th June 1905 Postmark Forest to Miss Edna H. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Ireland - This ? the home of Maclington? you know & is preserved by the
D.A.R. one of our few regulars! Lovingly yours J. H. S.?
2) 23rd June 1905 Postmark Forest to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Ballymoney, Finvoy,
Ireland - The hotel grounds are much prettier. Come & see our National
Capital. H. S. T.? June 22.'05
 
 
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1) 3rd July 1905 Postmark Ballyclare to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
This is a nice one. Dear Edna, Thanks very much for the little photo you
sent me, it was nicer than the one I sent to you. We will be getting our
holidays about Friday. I am yours truly ? Lorimer?
2) 14th July 1905 Postmark Forest Glen to Miss Edna H. Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland - This ? bit a little idea of the beauty of the
interior. This is mosaic and the unusual decorations are wonderfully fine.
You must come to see our country some day. Lovingly yours H. S. T.? 7/4/05
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1) 15th July 1905 Postmark Isle of Man to Miss Edna Hay, Plantation View,
Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, Ireland - Hope your last effort has been a
success. Have any more American cards come for you? ?
2) 24th July 1905 Postmark Londonderry to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney
- Dunfanaghy visit is over and back to Derry again. We did not like it and
came back next day, and I suppose I should go home now. Hope Anna got
bicycle all right on Friday. Write soon ? ?
3) 26th July 1905 Postmark Londonderry to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney
- Isn't this a sweet picture. We are having nice weather . Have you got any
post cards since I left. Write soon. M. J.? H.?
4) 12th August 1905 Postmark Ballyclare to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney
- Remove Stamp. Excuse this writing, blame the pen, think of the writer now
and then. J. Lorimer
5) 1st? September 1905 Postmark Londonderry to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - I have seen the dentist today. I will not be able to go home
till Tuesday or Wednesday as he cannot have the work done till then. Aunt &
Maggie are both at school. I was out town today & saw Miss Millar. S. H.
6) 4th September 1905 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
Got here all right. It has faired up nicely. There are two other parties
with ? Miss Wallace from Garvagh & Rev. Mitchell father of Dr. I. Mitchell
the missionary. S. H.
7) 8th September 1905 Postmark Ballymoney to Miss Edna Hay, c/o Miss
Wallace, Harriville, Portstewart - E.? arrived yesterday, tea was just being
wet when she arrived, operation passed off successfully, hope you are
enjoying yourself. We are getting the corn tied today. You should get you
life insured. Mary J. got a postcard from Lawrence today, dear knows where
I'll get a stamp to post this, isn't this a very nice dog? Has Mother for a
bath today, and is her back any better? It is very wet here just now. The
rain has come on very heavy.
8) 9th September 1905 Postmark Londonderry to Miss Edna Hay, c/- Miss
Wallace, Harriville, Portstewart - Are you there or are you blown away? Have
I sent you this view before? S. went home on Thursday & I believe had a
lively time on the way from B.money. Love from McC?
 
 
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1) 26th September 1905 Postmark Randolph to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland. The Mullens - This is Mt. Madison, then Adams and Grey
Knob, all of which I have climbed with much wariness of the flesh. Lovingly
Aunt Edna
2) 28th October 1905 Postmark Utica, N.Y. to Miss Edna H. Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland - Greetings from Julia ????? Taylor
 
 
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1) 17th November 1905 Postmark Utica, N.Y. to Miss Edna Hay, Ballymoney,
Finvoy, Ireland - Thank you for the pretty p.c. The family are home at 25.3
& I'm here with relations. Lovingly yours Julia? H.?
2) 9th December 1905 Postmark Ballyclare to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - Thanks very much for your PC it was very small. I was at a
party last night at Carnmoney, it lasted the whole night, John and I came
home in the Train this morg I feel very tired to-day. From M. Laim?
3) 17th December 1905 Postmark Buffalo to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Ireland - Randolph, New Hamilton, U.S.A. Merrie Xmas from The
Taylors, 2513 Madison Avenue, Baltimore. 1905
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1) 1st February 1906 Postmark Ballymoney to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, B'Money -
What will you say when asked?
2) 2nd February 1906 Postmark Franklin to
Miss Edna H. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, Ireland - In ?????????????
3) 7th March 1906 Postmark Edinburgh to Miss E. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co.
Antrim - This is a grand place for a stroll round these hills. When are you
coming for one? Soon I hope. C.
4) 19th April 1906 Postmark Lurgan - Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co.
Antrim - Another to add to your numbers. Have not used your pattern yet but
intend to soon. What of the second man? M.
 
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1) 10th June 1906 Postmark Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. to Miss Edna Hill Hay,
Finvoy, Ballymoney, Ireland. The Mullens - I wish you could see this
interesting place. E. T. H.
Letter Card - 1st July 1906 Postmark Bundoran to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Co. Antrim - Archdall Home, Bundoran - My dear Edna, Here we are
sitting upon the grass on the top of East Cliff at exactly 9.5 p.m., we have
to be in before 10 however, I think I'll like this place very well. It's a
very long journey in the train from Derry to here but I haven't a bit of a
headache. They are nearly all old ladies who are staying in the Home. Sunday
I begin this last night but didn't get it finished. I hope this is not going
to be a wet day but it looks like it now. I'll have to tell you about the
church & choir the next time I write. This isn't a very grand place, there
isn't any nice houses like what are at Port Stewart or Portrush. I haven't
taken any book? our of the library yet as Maggie brought some sixpenny books
that she had in Derry so they will do me for a while. Maggie has taken one
out however. I hope you'll like this sort of Port Card, you may just take
the back of it if you put it in the album, for it wouldn't do for any one to
see this writing. I'll write a bit more on notepaper. A. H.
Bundoran - The Bridge - Street View - Bundoran Bay - The Strand - Roguey
Rocks - Fairy Bridges - Salmon Leap
 
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1) 5th July 1906 Postmark Bundoran to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co.
Antrim - This is one of the stations on the line to Bundoran, perhaps we
will drive here some day. Be sure and write & don't send post cards as I
would rather get a letter. A. H.
2) 9th July 1906 Postmark Bundoran to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co.
Antrim - Hope you do not feel yourselves neglected while we are here. Glad
to hear that "pink" produced such a good effect. You'll hardly know A. when
you all her, she'll be so much improved. We may be home on Saturday &
perhaps not till Monday, but you'll see us sometime, I hope. M.
3) 11th September 1906 Postmark Ballymoney to Miss Edna Hay, c/o Miss
Wallace, Harriville, Portstewart - I hope you are enjoying your holidays.
You are getting good weather. Has M. J. C. been ? I wish I was going. You
will be badly missed at the prom? on Wed. night. Send me a few more P.C.s. ?
? your eye about for that sweet creature. M. F. or J.
4) 25th ? 1906 Portrush to Miss E. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney - Having a fine
day, but not so good as P.stewart. What do you think of this card? anything
like K. R. Your M. C.
5) 1906 Postmark Randolph to Miss Edna Hill Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Ireland. The Mullens - I had such an interesting visit here and this is a
very quaint narrow street. Thank you for the picture of the beautiful Halls.
are all well? Aunt Edna
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1) 10th January 1907 Postmark Ballymoney to Miss E. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney
- How are you feeling since the wild singing you did on the 28th? I hope you
were nothing the worse? What did you think of it? I think this weather would
remind one of summer. What do you think of old Finvoy? M. F. 10/1/07
2) 8th March 1907 Postmark Portstewart to Miss E. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
Arrived all right about three & found Jno? W. and L. nearly ready to start
home, if you find you have too much to do just drop us a line, as is it very
rough & cold here. We got a little rain on the way in. A. H.
3) 8th March 1907 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Edna H. Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - This is before the time but I didn't notice. I wish you had
seen A, yesterday with dripping garments and broken umbrella. We were nearly
for turning home again but persevered and came on and the day is blowing?
hurricane? now. ? is fairly well, but very dry? ??? St. Patrick's Day 1907
4) 12th March 1907 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney
- Glad to get your letter & P.F.? and to hear the faculty girl is doing so
well. This day is as bad as ever, but yesterday was lovely. We call with
Miss C. every day and go for walks when the weather allows us. Expect us on
Thursday sometime
5) 4th April 1907 Postmark Omagh to Miss Edna Hay, Ingleside, Portstewart -
How is your throat? Hope you were able to talk well when you returned the
umbrella. Any rain at Portstewart? It is wet here. Meg?
 
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1) 18th June 1907 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney
- I hope you'll not be angry with this card, look at the nice hand I made of
the address. We had a letter from M. today saying she would be down next
Sat. but I doubt we'd not be here/ we had some rain this morning but it has
cleared up well and the sun is shining. I'll have to go out for a walk. I
was out for a walk this morning along the Portrush Road. I went round the
castle yesterday. Hope you are well. A. H.
2) 20th July 1907 Postmark Portstewart to Miss E. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
Hope you are all in good health. Had you a slight shower this evg? we had.
A. H.
3) 21st July 1907 Postmark Portrush to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
We are over in Portrush, this is the first for me since last excursion. I
hear you are working very hard. Sorry I'm not able to help you, Great rush
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4) 3rd September 1907 Postmark Ballymoney to Miss E. Hay, Finvoy P.O.,
Ballymoney - I have pleasure in telling you that I will get my holidays to
day. Was not Sunday night wet? Were you at the evg. service? I think this is
a beauty. She is as nice as the one you sent me. I do not think she is very
like who you say. Yours M. F.
5) 13th September 1907 Postmark Mount Washington to Miss Edna Hill Hay,
Finvoy, Ballymoney, Ireland, The Mullens - a wonderful trip in the clouds.
Love from Aunt Edna
6) 19th September 1907 Postmark Ballymoney to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - Written in P.O. B.money. M. Wallace & Annie, I cycled into
B.money today. I recd. your letter & contents this morning. I thought
perhaps I'd have seen you in town. I will write later on. S. H.
 
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1) 21st September 1907 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - I send you this as I understand you are very fond of golf,
notice the sweet smile. This is grand weather. Are you very busy? M. H. H. -
They ca me "Breeks" but my maiden name's McIntosh
2) 25th September 1907 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - Arrived a few mins after three without accident, and like to be
here very well. I have a Welsh singer and enjoy it. I stay out most of the
time. I called on Miss Elder last night. The rain did not come on. What time
was ? home at. Tillie thought she should have come back with me. Miss W. & I
are for Portrush tomorrow. Corn finished
3) 2nd October 1907 Postmark Belfast & Northern Cities to Miss Edna Hay,
Finvoy, Ballymoney - Lisnagarvey. Dear Edna, Ballymaconnoly. Many thanks for
the pretty Postcard you sent. I saw Firgrove bathing many a time after you,
also your boy Mr. Rowan. I am sure you will be very sorry when the M. D.
leaves. Glad you had such a lovely time. You know who. (Jim)
4) 4th October 1907 Postmark Londonderry to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - I am not sure what time I shall go home to-morrow. There is a
train at 11.10 and another at 3.20 so it will depend on the kind of the day
which I go by. You need not open the ?box until I go home, as that will not
likely be long after Post time. I think Anna & my mother? would be very wise
to go to P. Stewart. I had a P. Card from T. E. last night. She did not say
whether M. E. was away or not. I am going to send each of them a P.C. now.
It's a pity the weather has come wet again. I hope it may ? ? ?
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1) 11th January 1908 Postmark Belfast to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
Dear E. I intended to send you a p.c. long ago. I don't know when I am going
home, I will likely stay next week. I had a letter from home on Friday &
they said Miss Wallace was dead. The weather is very cold here, there is
snow on the mountains, but the roads are lovely. Send me a pc soon. love
from Mollie. Hoping all are quite well. 27 Madison Avenue, Cave Hill Road
2) 5th March 1908 Postmark Tacoma
Wash. to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Co. Antrim, Ireland - Any more practises since I left. Have you been to the
soiree this year. I have been having a good time over here. I like this
place pretty well. Hope you are all well. Give my love to all your folks.
Ever your friend. A. W.? - ? P. Dock Tacoma Washington, Pierce Co. U.S.A.
c/o S. S. Defiance
3) 24th? April 1908 Postmark Monaghan to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
Have been displaying the family portrait gallery and your sticky back was
much admired. I leave here tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. M. H. H.
4) 7th May 1908 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
I know you were always very fond of getting a post card, so I hope you will
like this one. The shadow looks as substantial as the reality. Did the paper
get any drier or is it getting wetter?
5) 18th May 1908 Postmark Portstewart to Miss E. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
Thanks for your kind note: Yes the weather is improved, but few visitors.
Miss Lamont is able to walk a young Derry gent yesterday? Kindest regards ?
? Crawford. Fairmount Monday
6) 21st May 1908 Postmark Tacoma Wash to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Co. Antrim, Ireland - Dear Edna, Many thanks for P.C. I remember the view
quite well, also the last time I was over the bridge. I hope you are well. I
am enjoying good health and having a good time. With love Your friend. A. M.
7) 9th June 1908 Postmarks Norfolk & Virginia Beach to Miss Edna Hill Hay,
The Mullins, Finvoy, Ireland - I am better and am in Virginia to recuperate.
I hope you are all well. Aunt Edna
8) 3rd July 1908 Postmark Londonderry to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
Got this at Station and will post it when I arrive so am writing this in
train, I had to change at Coleraine but train was waiting so got on at once.
Hope you will manage all right. Will write on Monday.
9) 9th July 1908 Postmark Cliffoney to Miss S. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co.
Antrim - Cycled over here this (Wednesday) afternoon. It is lovely here,
much nicer than this view. So managed the f. w. all right from the very
start. I think we'll both be well sunburned by Friday week, when we intend
to return. Hope all well. M. H. H.
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1) 10th July 1908 Postmark Bundoran to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Co. Antrim - The rain is coming down in torrents this morning,
so we won't be far afield today. Hope you are not over-taxed without M. We are going out
presently for a dip, and will get a shower bath on the way. What happened
that you are going to have an excursion this year. Had a letter from Aunt
yesterday. She leaves London today, I don't know her further address. M.? H.
H.
2) 11th July 1908 Postmark ? to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co.
Antrim - I don't think we are leaving you unaware of much we do. Thank you
for sending on my card, wasn't the kitten nice! M.?
3) 11th July 1908 Postmark Ballyshannon to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Co. Antrim - We cycles here after dinner. It is not very far and
a very nice road. I hope you will write again soon. We don't get much
correspondence. How is the hay progress. This is a dark day but no rain,
your pencil comes in useful. M. H.
4) 13th July 1908 Postmark Belleek to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co.
Antrim - You'll be complaining soon that you are getting too many postcards.
This is a grand day for riding, and I've got a grand appetite. M.
5) 13th July 1908 Postmark Belfast - Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney, Co.
Antrim - Am writing this is the P.O. Beleek. I hope you are content with the
number of cards I am sending you. Why don't you write before I go home on
Friday.
6) 15th July 1908 Postmark Bundoran to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Co. Antrim - This is just about the nicest writing you ever saw. Try it next
time you are in a train and see how you get on. M.
7) 15th July 1908 Postmark Amsterdam to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Co. Antrim, Ireland - This will give you an idea of the houses & streets in
Amsterdam. I suppose Mary J. & Maggie? are home now. I hope they are
improved by their stay at Bundoran. I hope all at home are well. The weather
has been very pleasant here, not too hot. We go on to Utrecht tomorrow. M.
H.
8) 16th July 1908 Postmark Bundoran to Hope you won't be fired for my
mistake of address. We intend staying till Sat. as our room is not needed
till then, and perhaps we will get a dry day. Yesterday & today are very
wet. M. H.?
9) 21st July 1908 Postmark Portrush to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney - I
bought a book at B.money Station "The Home of Sweet Content" There were none
by the author I wanted so I just took this, it is by L. T. Meade. S. H.
 
 
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1) 21st July 1908 Postmark Ballyclare to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - This is an interesting view, I hope you will appreciate it.
Today is as bad as ever. We have been in Belare? since 11 & are going to Ballynure &
Brigantoy? in the afternoon.
2) 2?th July 1908? Postmark Ballymena to Miss Sara Hay, N. S. Rasharkin,
Belfast - I got Mr. Wallace's book this evening and this post card. Do you
remember when you were at the examination in it. How is the bicycle doing. I
wonder does Maggie McErlain and her husband live near this, they went past
here today.
3) 30th July 1908 Postmark Tacoma, Wash. to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, Ireland - Kindest regards from A. M. Lest We Forget
4) 1st September 1908 Postmark Belfast to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney
- Hello, Hello, Hello, It's a different girl again! What do you think of
this position. How did you enjoy your evening with "Willie" after we came
away yesterday, I suppose he was not very long in when you went back, but I
am sure you would enjoy his company, maybe its Sarah he is after now, he'll
be a bargain for somebody, he is always very punctual in coming to Church,
you never catch him late, always there is good time for getting out, be good
to him till I see you. ?
 
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1) 8th September 1908 Postmark Portstewart to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - Yesterday was very wet, I got down the length of the P.O. to
post the P.F. and then in the eng. My Mother went for a bath. I said Benson.
This day is a little better, but showery still. Would you kindly send down a
couple of towels, as the supply is short here. Glad to hear that Aunty is so
obedient, I suppose they have nothing to do mow. M. E. went home that day.
S. What species does this belong to? I know you don't like "animals" A right
jolly moon am I, I'm fixed far up in the sky, But I see such fun when the
day is done, That I cannot be sad if I try!
2) 14th September 1908 Postmark Ballymena to Miss Edna H. Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - What do you think of the weather? Have you got much corn cut?
We commenced ours but have only been at it for an hour or two on three
afternoons. We are just working at it ourselves. My Mother and Sara are not
getting good seaside weather. I hope you are all well. You will likely have
old Shaw in with you selling tea, he was in here this morning. E. H. Hay
 
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1) 24th September 1908 Postmark Bundoran to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Co. Antrim - Have you got this before? I hope not: Hope you are
enjoying the good weather. It is a pity the days are now so short. No more
news. M.
2) 25th September 1908 Postmark Londonderry to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - You may expect me home on Tuesday evg. sometime. I'm sure it
will likely be late as I'm going by the 5.40 train from Derry. I can't get
the bicycle for you now as she intents keeping it until the spring. S. ?
3) 2nd October 1908 Postmark Portrush to Miss E. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney -
Arrived here this eve., there is hardly any one here, it is very quite. How
is I. H. & A. B., have not saw them lately. Yours Mollie
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12th November 1908 Postmark Tacoma, Wash. to Miss Edna Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, Ireland - Dear Edna, I had your P.C. all right. I'll
be looking out for you coming. Hope your papa does treat your boy this was
when he comes to see you. I don't expect to be home for some time yet, but
I'd like to see dear old Finvoy once again. With love from Annie M.?
5) 20th November 1908 Postmark Ballymoney to Miss Edna H. Hay, Finvoy,
Ballymoney - Dear Edna, Uncle ? is not for paying the visit I was telling
you of at this time. If the weather takes up I will expect you up my way the
first good Friday or Sat. that comes. Aunt Mary is here, she came last Sat &
goes home to-morrow. Hoping you all are well & to hear from you soon. Yours
E. H. Hay
6) 14th December 1908 Postmark Ballymoney to Edna Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney,
Co. Antrim, Ireland - Dear E., I was long of thanking you for your P.C.
thanks very much for it. Saw you at church yesterday, hope you will have a
merry xmas. Miss E. Hay M. Boyd
7) 26th December 1908 Postmark Ballymoney to Miss S. Hay, Finvoy, Ballymoney
- To wish you all a Happy Xmas and Bright New Year. Isabella 24/12/08
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