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I'm not an expert on old Korean, but some of them look recognizable. 집 떠난 날 = day of departure from home 서울 떠난 날 = day of departure from Seoul 상해 착(着?) = arrive at Shanghai? 상해 발(發) = departure ...

I can't decipher all of it, but the ㅅㄷ combination is an old way of writing the ㄸ character; so it would say "떠난 날". (I think it's 떠난 날, but with 아래 아, a dot under the consonant, an old ...

The original Hangul, called 훈민정음Hun-min-jung-eum, had more diverse combinations and few more characters compared to current usage, such as ㅴ, ㆋ, ㅿ, ㆍ,ㆆ. We believe that these allowed Hangul to express ...

It is 얌체 (someone who is despicable because they act very selfishly). I think most Koreans will have no problem at all because the word is a very common one and there's no similar sounding one - in ...

This is how people write ㅉ. (I found these images from Google.) There isn't really any other way AFAIK or at least I haven't seen it.

If you are OK with using it online, I would suggest giving Naver's online translate tool's handwriting recognition a try I don't have a touch screen nor linux computer at hand, but this works ...