Box 4
Contains 14 Results:
Correspondence between Rosemary and Sidney Tremble, January 1945
Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is stationed somewhere in Africa and 'Arabia'; Rosemary is six months pregnant; they continue to consider baby name options
Correspondence between Tremble families, February 1945
Correspondence between Tremble families, March 1945
correspondence primarily between Rosemary and Sidney Tremble; Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is stationed at sea and Europe; Rosemary is eight months pregnant and is preparing for the arrival of their baby; they expect the war in Europe to be over soon and believe Sidney may be transferred to the Pacific
Correspondence between Nevin and Tremble families, April 1945
correspondence primarily between Rosemary and Sidney Tremble; Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is stationed in the United States; President Roosevelt dies; Rosemary gives birth to a baby girl named Barbara Ann on April 18th which Sidney is able to visit them in hospital briefly; they expect the war in Europe to be over soon and believe Sidney may be transferred to the Pacific; also included is the hospital bill for Rosemary's delivery
Correspondence between Tremble families, May 1945
correspondence primarily between Rosemary and Sidney Tremble; Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is stationed at sea and in Europe; Rosemary describes how their baby Barbara Ann is getting along; the war in Europe is over and they believe Sidney may be transferred to the Pacific; also included is a poem about a bed pan
Correspondence between Tremble families, June 1945
correspondence primarily between Rosemary and Sidney Tremble; Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is stationed at sea and in Europe but is moving further east; Rosemary describes how their baby Barbara Ann is getting along; they believe Sidney may be transferred to the Pacific
Correspondence between Rosemary and Sidney Tremble, July 1945
Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is stationed in Europe but then sent to Central America; Rosemary describes how their baby Barbara Ann is getting along
Correspondence between Rosemary and Sidney Tremble, August 1945
Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is at sea in Pacific; Rosemary describes how their baby Barbara Ann is getting along; atomic bombs dropped on Japan and war is completely over; also included is letter to Sidney's mother and other relatives
Correspondence between Tremble families, September 1945
correspondence primarily between Rosemary and Sidney Tremble; Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is in Pacific; Rosemary describes how their baby Barbara Ann is getting along; Sidney reports that he'll be returning to United States by December; also included is a military campaign ribbon notice for Sidney's service in the American, European-African Middle Eastern, and Asiatic-Pacific areas
Correspondence from Sidney Tremble to Rosemary and other relatives, October 1945
Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is returning to United States soon; Sidney describes islands like Hawaii
Correspondence from Sidney Tremble to Rosemary Tremble, November 1945
Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is at sea returning to United States soon; Sidney is anxious to return; also included is one letter to Sidney's mother and other relatives
Correspondence from Sidney Tremble to Rosemary Tremble, December 1945
Rosemary lives in Kansas City, MO while Sidney is back in the United States stationed in New York City; Sidney details their plans for meeting soon and his upcoming discharge
Photos, August 1943 - May 1945
photos from letters; August 1943 are of Rosemary and Sidney on their honeymoon in Virginia; December 1944 photos are Rosemary posing with her baby bump showing; January 1945 photo is Sidney with comrades and local children somewhere in Africa[?]; May 1945 photo is of a Belgian fountain statue depicting a boy peeing
Ephemera, 1940 - 1949
U.S. Navy uniform pieces: two officer epaulets, one indicating Lieutenant junior grade and the other indicating ensign; one sleeve enlistment insignia stating enlistee was Yeoman (clerk) 3rd Class
