Great Baddow June 1854
prom...Robert Warner.
Dear William,
We received your most kind and welcome Letter and was happy to hear from you. Pear William, we are sorry to inform you that your poor father is dead and died in the year 1843 and your sister is alive and married to a policeman in London and your grandfather died in May 14, 1847 and your Uncle Robert and William are. a live, thank God, and we should all be most happy to see you and live in hopes that we shall some day.
Dear William, we are happy to hear you are in good health and your brother, give our kind Love to him and his family.
Dear William, your father died in the Duke of York Asylum in London. He was a schoolmaster. Your Uncle Robert’s children are all grown up. The youngest if 13 years of age. Mary, the oldest, is married and has S children and Sophia is married and has two children and Uncle Robert begs you will not delay answering this letter, for he is longing to hear from you agah. Your sister told Uncle Robert that she wrote three letters to since your father’s death and received no answer from you. Your sister has no children. Your Aunt and we are very sorry to say she is a very poor Your aunt sends her love to you. Uncle Robert wishes to know if you remember shooting at the maids. Your mother-in-law is still alive and is living at Chelsea in London.
We alt join in love to and remain
Your affectionate uncle and aunt
Robert and Warner
Please direct to. . . Robert and William Warner
Great Baddow
Near Chelms ford
Esses, England