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      This is the envelope from a letter addressed to J. W. Kellum, Esq., Depot Ticket Agent, C. N. R., Paris, Ont.

      Pilot Insurance Co. G. F. Glaves Agent St. George - Ontario

      This is an envelope from a letter addressed to Mrs. Addison, c/o Dr. Addison in Lynden, Ont. The letter was sent from St. George, Ont. The original photo is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society.

      An envelope sent June 2nd 1941 to Masters Barry and Stewart Jones in Brantford from A.S. Jones (aka Uncle Stanley) from Methodist Church Ranganj, E.I.R. Envelope provided by E. Ann McRae.

      Inventory No. 2004.0018.13 Property of the Paris Museum and Historical Society....

      Letter sent from: Poltava Letter describes events in 1932-1933 in: unknown location, possibly somewhere in Poltava oblast Current location name: Poltava oblast The main thrust of N. Leshchenko’s story is how his entire life was affected by losing his family to repressions—his father refused to give up their cow, was ...

      Letter sent from: Village of Ketrysanovka, Bobrynets raion, Kirovohrad oblast Letter describes events in (1932-1933): Village of Hortopanove, Bobrynets raion, Odesa oblast Current location name: unknown village, Bobrynets raion, Kirovohrad oblast Raisa Stanislavuk (Lozheshnyk) was 12 in 1933. She asks Silski Visti to publish a story about one of the ...

      Letter sent from: Village of Rozhniv, Kosiv raion, Ivano-Frankivsk oblast Letter describes events in 1932-1933 in: unknown location in Soviet Ukraine Current location name: unknown Fedir Motsno writes a survival story of the famine as told to him by Andrii Kopot, with whom he ended up in the same hospital ...

      Letter sent from: Nizhyn, Chernihiv olbast Letter describes events in (1932-1933): Village of Hymo-Riabushyne, Nizhyn raion, Kyiv oblast Current location name: Village of Perebudova, Nizhyn raion, Chernihiv oblast The author was 12 years old at the time of the famine; his parents had three children. A very detailed account of ...

      Letter sent from: Village of Kekyne, Sumy raion, Sumy oblast Letter describes events in 1932-1933 in: Village of Kekyne, Sumy raion, Kharkiv oblast Current location name: Village of Kekyne, Sumy raion, Sumy oblast The author was 7 at the time of the famine. He writes that almost half the village ...

      Letter sent from: Village of Byshiv, Makariv raion, Kyiv oblast Letter describes events in 1932-1933 in: Village of Viktorivka, Kaharlyk raion, Kyiv oblast Current location name: Village of Viktorivka, Myronivka raion, Kyiv oblast The author was born in 1925 and came from a family of 5 (her parents and 2 ...

      Letter sent from: Village of Hanno-Leontovycheve (Horoshanka), Ustynivka raion, Kirovohrad oblast Letter describes events in 1932-1933: unnamed location, likely the same as mailing address: Anno-Leontovycheve (Horoshanka), Ustynivka raion, Odesa oblast Current location name: Village of Hanno-Leontovycheve (Horoshanka), Ustynivka raion, Kirovohrad oblast Vladimir (Volodymyr) Yermoshenko writes in Russian. He was 17 ...

      Letter sent from: Village of Borovytsia, Chyhyryn raion, Cherkasy oblast Letter describes events in 1932-1933 in: Village of Borovytsia, Chyhyryn raion, Kyiv oblast Current location name: Village of Borovytsia, Chyhyryn raion, Cherkasy oblast The author was 9 at the time of the Famine. Her parents had 8 children; they were ...

      Letter sent from: Village of Yakhnivka, Nizhyn raion, Chernihiv oblast Letter describes events in 1932-1933 in: Village of Mykolaivka, Nizhyn raion, Kyiv oblast Current location name: Village of Mykolaivka, Nizhyn raion, Chernihiv oblast Varvara Kompaniets was around 15 at the time of famine in her Mykolaivka, Nizhyn Raion, Chernihiv oblast. ...

      Letter sent from: Village of Kybyntsi, Myrhorod raion, Poltava Oblast Describes events in (in 1932-1933): Village of Kybyntsi, Myrhorod raion, Kharkiv oblast Current location name: Village of Kybyntsi, Myrhorod raion, Poltava oblast A 24-page literary account of the author's family surviving the Famine. Yarmolenko remembers children dying. Describes his family’s ...

      Letter sent from: Oleksandrivka, Kirovohrad oblast Describes events in (in 1932-1933): Village of Ivanhorod, Oleksandrivka raion, Dnipropetrovsk oblast Current location name: Village of Ivanhorod, Oleksandrivka raion, Kirovohrad oblast The account focuses on forced collectivization, repressions and mass mortality during the Famine. The author mentions that NEP was beneficial for the ...

      Letter sent from: Village of Mali Sorochyntsi, Myrhorod raion, Poltava oblast Letter describes events in (1932-1933): Village of Mali Sorochyntsi, Myrhorod raion, Kharkiv oblast Current location name: Village of Mali Sorochyntsi, Myrhorod raion, Poltava oblast Ivaniuk was 9 years old during the Famine. He recalls searches, including that of a ...

      Letter sent from: Stavkove, Zinkiv raion, Poltava oblast Describes events in (1932-1933): Stavkove, Zinkiv raion, Kharkiv oblast Current location name: Stavkove, Zinkiv raion, Poltava oblast 140 people in a hamlet (khutir) of 50 houses died during the Famine. Describes indignities caused to her family members by the activists who took ...

      Letter sent from: Village of Rusalivka, Mankivka raion, Cherkasy oblast Describes events in 1932-1933 in: Village of Rusalivka, Mankivka raion, Kyiv oblast Current location name: Village of Rusalivka, Mankivka raion, Cherkasy oblast The author was born into a “seredniak” family (middle peasant); was friendly with the local Komsomol members; worked ...