William Loring, Devonport, to John Henry Loring, Blackheath

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William Loring, Devonport, to John Henry Loring, Blackheath: on board the ship 'Transylvania'; will sail tonight with around 2000 soldiers on board; describes their route eastwards, asks him to look after his mother

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William Loring papersLOR

William Loring: testimonialsLOR/1

William Loring: legal papersLOR/2

William Loring: correspondenceLOR/3

Correspondence between William Loring and his wife Mary Theodosia Loring, his son John Henry (‘Jack’) Loring and othersLOR/3/1

William Loring, Athens, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/1

William Loring, Cologne, to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/2

William Loring, Titisee, to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/3

William Loring, Villa Gertrud, St Blasien, to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/4

William Loring, Villa Gertrud, St Blasien, to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/5

William Loring, Villa Gertrud, St Blasien, to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/6

William Loring, St Blasien, to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/7

William Loring, St Blasien, to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/8

William Loring, Villa Gertrud, St Blasien, to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/9

William Loring, Kilmore, to Mary Theodosia Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/10

William Loring, Doncaster, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/11

William Loring, Doncaster, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/12

William Loring, Doncaster, to John Henry Loring. ReadingLOR/3/1/13

Mary Theodosia Loring, Blackheath, to William Loring, RotherhamLOR/3/1/14

Mary Theodosia Loring, Blackheath, to William Loring, RotherhamLOR/3/1/15

Mary Theodosia Loring, Blackheath, to William Loring, RotherhamLOR/3/1/16

Violet Loring, widow of Walter Latham Loring, to her brother in law William LoringLOR/3/1/17

Postcard, William Loring to his CollegeLOR/3/1/18

William Loring, East Chevington, to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/19

William Loring, East Chevington, to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/20

Mary Theodosia Loring, Blackheath, to William Loring, East ChevingtonLOR/3/1/21

Mary Theodosia Loring, Blackheath, to William Loring, Newbiggin-by SeaLOR/3/1/22

Wanting; digital image at https://williamloring.wordpress.com/2016/01/30/letter-from-wl-fence-houses-to-mrs-loring-04-april-1915/LOR/3/1/23

William Loring, Fence Houses, to his son John Henry LoringLOR/3/1/24

Wanting; digital image at https://williamloring.wordpress.com/2016/01/30/letter-to-capt-loring-from-ernest-loring-16-july-1915/LOR/3/1/25

William Loring, Morpeth, to Mary Theodosia Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/26

William Loring, Morpeth, to Mary Theodosia Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/27

William Loring, Morpeth, to Mary Theodosia Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/28

William Loring, Morpeth, to Mary Theodosia Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/29

William Loring, Devonport, to Mary Theodosia Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/30

William Loring, Devonport, to John Henry Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/31

William Loring, on board the ‘Transylvania’, to Mary Theodosia Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/32

William Loring, on board the ‘Transylvania’, to Mary Theodosia Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/33

William Loring, on board the ‘Transylvania’, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/34

William Loring, on board the ‘Transylvania’, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/35

William Loring, on board the ‘Transylvania’, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/36

Wanting; transcription at https://williamloring.wordpress.com/2015/09/01/on-board-the-transylvania-31-august-1915/LOR/3/1/37

William Loring, on board his brother Captain Ernest Loring’s ship HMS ‘Albion’, to Mary Theodosia Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/38

William Loring, base camp, to Mary Theodosia Loring, Blackheath: news of his brother Captain Ernest Loring and JW Watson, who is in charge of mules and carts; base camp is quite comfortable; his Greek is much in demandLOR/3/1/39

William Loring, base camp, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/40

Wanting; partial transcription at https://williamloring.wordpress.com/2015/09/15/in-base-camp-18-sep-1915/LOR/3/1/41

William Loring, on board his brother Captain Ernest Loring’s ship HMS ‘Albion’, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/42

William Loring, base camp, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/43

William Loring, base camp, to John Henry Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/44

William Loring, Reserve trenches, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/45

Wanting; partial transcription at https://williamloring.wordpress.com/2015/10/22/letter-from-wl-the-front-to-mrs-loring-14-october-1915/LOR/3/1/46

William Loring, at the Front, to Mary Theodosia Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/47

William Loring, at the Front, to John Henry Loring, BlackheathLOR/3/1/48

William Loring, on board the hospital ship where he was taken after being wounded, to Mary Theodosia Loring, ReadingLOR/3/1/49

Major R. B. Morton, on board hospital ship, to whom LOR/3/1/49 was dictated by William Loring; to Mary Theodosia LoringLOR/3/1/50

Correspondence between Mary Theodosia Loring and others after the death of William LoringLOR/3/2

William Loring: photographsLOR/4

William Loring: printed materialLOR/5

William Loring: newspaper cuttingsLOR/6