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Title    : Biggam Collection Letter: 10
Author(s): Alice Trotter

Copyright holder(s): Mr William Biggam

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Glasgow
3-2-85

Dear Joan,

Many thanks for your letter. I put off answering it, always hoping to have
some news of May's progress - at long last she got her "plaster" off last
week and it is a case of getting "the leg" mobile again. Naturally it is
rather painful and the knee very stiff - but the physiotherapist has got
her exercising so we hope it wont be too long now until she is allowed
home.

Hope you have got rid of the snow by now - it fairly puts things out of
action surely that is the worst of the winter over now - !! It is fine that
Mrs Allan has improved these "strokes" are terrible. You seem to have very
nice neighbours and also a very gallant butcher - ??

Hope Chrissie is keeping fairly well and also yourself. We must try to meet
again sometime when things get back to normal.

Take care of yourself good people are a scarce commodity these days.

Love from 
Alice



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Method of composition: Handwritten
Year of composition: 1985
Word count: 167
General description: Letter to Joan Taylor

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Author id: 700
Forenames: Alice
Surname: Trotter
Gender: Female
Decade of birth: 1910
Upbringing/religious beliefs: Protestantism
Place of birth: Glasgow
Region of birth: Glasgow
Birthplace CSD dialect area: Gsw
Country of birth: Scotland

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