Sladden Family

In 2014, the Badsey Society received a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund for a World War I project. As part of the project, members of the Society visited The Hive in Worcester to transcribe the letters of a prominent Badsey family. The letters range in date from 1870 to the 20th century, but just the war-time letters were transcribed for the project. Full transcriptions of the letters may also be found at Sladden Family Letters on this website.

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – May Sladden, 1914-1918

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Arthur Sladden, 1914

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Arthur Sladden, 1915

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Arthur Sladden, 1916

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Cyril Sladden, 1914

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Cyril Sladden, 1915

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Cyril Sladden, 1916

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Ethel Sladden, 1914-1916

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Eugénie Sladden, 1914-1916

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – George Sladden, 1914

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – George Sladden, 1915

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – George Sladden, 1916

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Jack Sladden, 1914-1916

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Juliet Sladden, 1914-1915

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Julius Sladden, 1914-1916

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Kathleen Sladden, 1914-1916

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Mary Sladden, 1914-1915

Letters from a Badsey Family during the Great War – Mela Brown Constable, 1914-1916