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Rive Family Correspondence

Reference: L/C/102

Correspondence between members of the Rive family during the occupation

Reference: L/C/102/A

Red Cross Message from S M Rive to his father J B Rive of Brooklyn, St Aubin, Jersey. Informs him that he has seen Harold's message, is sorry to see that mother has passed away and he has been unable to find Ray. Reply says that Philip now has a two year old son and Harold is in business with a partner.

Reference: L/C/102/A/1

Date: 19 October 1942 - 6 February 1943

Official postcard of the Channel Islands Refugee Committee sent by L G Rive of Brooklyn, St Aubin, Jersey to Stan Rive of 54, Orchard Court, Willow Tree Lane, Hayes, Middlesex in the week after liberation. Says how wonderful it is to be able to write to him again after five years and gives family news. Worried because has had no word from Ray since 1940. Says that he will not know the island when he returns and describes the excitement of liberation. Mentions Elsie Tardivel, her husband and daughter, who were deported to Germany but may now be in England. Asks him to send love to Rosemary, David ''Sonny Boy'', Betty and Robert.

Reference: L/C/102/A/2

Date: 15 May 1945

Red Cross Messages

Reference: L/C/107/B3

Red Cross Message from Miss Lily Hoyles to George Hoyles of Lynmore, Plat Douet Road. Hope to see Murphy's this year. Hope you are all well. All well here including Willie and Malcolm, Much love to all Lily, Phyllis

Reference: L/C/107/B3/1

Date: 31 May 1944

Red Cross Letter from Robert Buesnel De la Haye care of Mr and Mrs Kempster, Canada to his cousin Evelyn Hoyles of Lynmore, Plat Douet Road, St Saviour. He writes that everyone is very friendly and they have met many people. He writes that he has begun swimming again and that he is sending a photograph of the Ole Canadian Home.

Reference: L/C/107/B3/2

Date: 1 June 1944

Red Cross Letter from Robert Buesnel de la Haye in Canada to Evelyn Hoyles of Lynmore, Plat Douet Road, Jersey. He writes that he has received the messages and that news about the Opera House is interesting. He relates that he is still writing to Reg and Auntie Winnie and that in December he had a hernia operation.

Reference: L/C/107/B3/3

Date: 17 April 1944

Red Cross Letter from Miss Lily Hoyles of Sussex to George Hoyles of Lynmore, Plat Douet Road. Miss Hoyles writes that she has received a message and she is glad that they are well. She writes that Willie and all are well and that she is glad he sees Maude

Reference: L/C/107/B3/4

Date: 6 March 1945

Red Cross Letters

Reference: L/C/129/A2

Red Cross messages sent by David Ahier to family living at 6, Brighton Road

Reference: L/C/129/A2/1

Date: 10 April 1944 - 2 June 1944

Red Cross messages sent by G Ahier in Cairo, Eygpt, to family living at 6, Brighton Road.

Reference: L/C/129/A2/2

Date: 21 July 1943 - 28 August 1943

Red Cross messages sent by Gaston Rowland to family living at 6, Brighton Road.

Reference: L/C/129/A2/3

Date: 21 April 1944

Red Cross messages sent by Mrs G Ahier from 6, Brighton Road.

Reference: L/C/129/A2/4

Date: 17 January 1942 - 23 January 1944

Post card from Mrs G Ahier of 6, Brighton Road to David Ahier in Alexandria expressing her delight about being liberated from the Occupation.

Reference: L/C/129/A2/5

Date: 15 May 1945

Red Cross Message and correspondence relating to Mr W T Davies

Reference: L/C/132

Red Cross Message and Correspondence

Reference: L/C/132/A

Red Cross Message from the Channel Island Refugees Committee to W T Davies, 3, Edward Place, Parade, St Helier asking for news to pass on to P W Wilton Davies in Durban, South Africa

Reference: L/C/132/A/3

Date: 28 December 1943 - 13 April 1944

Red Cross Messages of Reverend George A Sexton and Mrs Sexton

Reference: L/C/134

Red Cross Messages

Reference: L/C/134/A

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