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Correspondence of Joy Lough (née Becquet) whilst in the WRNS and other papers 1941 - 1987

Reference L/C/11
Names Women's Royal Naval Service
Lough, Joy, née Becquet
Category L/C-Personal and estate
Level of description Fonds

Context:

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L/C/11/1 Rugby College of Technology & Arts Annual Easter Report on Student's work 1940 - 1941
L/C/11/2 Naval correspondence 1941 - 1945
L/C/11/3 Telegrams addressed to Joy Becquet the majority sending congratulations for her wedding 1941 - 1943
L/C/11/4 Red Cross messages sent by Joy Becquet to family and friends in Jersey 1941 - 1944
L/C/11/5 General correspondence sent to Joy Becquet (some poems) 1942 - 1943
L/C/11/6 Letters sent to Joy Becquet regarding her wedding 1943
L/C/11/7 Facsimile (reduced in size) letters from Joy Becquet on HMS Nile and Fleet Mail Office Alexandria to friends in England 1942 - 1943
L/C/11/8 Cartoon drawings of Joy Becquet and life in the WRNS (not dated) 1941 - 1945
L/C/11/9 Invitations addressed to Joy Becquet
L/C/11/10 Items relating to a visit by Joy Becquet to Jerusalem
L/C/11/11 Items regarding Entertainments National Services Association entertainment
L/C/11/12 Items regarding entertainment Joy Becquet went to see or was involved with
L/C/11/13 Order of Services and Recital Programmes
L/C/11/14 Identity cards and ration books
L/C/11/15 Professional portrait of Dennis G Lough taken in Juan-Les-Pins (not dated)
L/C/11/16 Berthing Card for Wren Becquet (not dated) 1941 - 1945
L/C/11/17 Reproduction of the front page of the Egyptian Mail 5 November 1942
L/C/11/18 Typed sheet of 'Facts on Present Conditions in Jersey and other Channel Islands by a Man who Escaped from Jersey' and Quotations from Messages Received from the Channel Islands' 30 September 1941
L/C/11/19 Collection of Newscuttings
L/C/11/20 Items relating to the death of Lilian Mary Becquet, née Pallot
L/C/11/21 Letter from Lillian Becquet of La Fosse, Trinity to her daughter Joy May Becquet, who had evacuated to Rugby, relating to what was happening just before the Channel Islands were occupied by the Germans