He never saw his daughter, item 49
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Kriegsgefangenenlager German: prisoner of war camp
Limburg, February 7th 1916 The underlined portions were blank spaces written in by hand.
The following is handwritten in provided space:
My dear Annie. Your two letters of 10th and
24th received. Many thanks. delighted to hear all
are well and that Baby is over her trouble. You
may be sure she will always be her Dadda's
darling. I hope your father is still well. Glad Rosey
is well. Well I suppose Annie dear we will meet
someday. I suppose it is still cold there. drop
a line to Father and say I'm all right. Ever thine
love to all
Will.
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Kriegsgefangenenlager German word for prisoner of war camp
Limburg, February 7th 1916 The underlined portions were blank spaces written in by hand.
The following is handwritten in provided space:
My dear Annie. Your two letters of 10th and
24th received. Many thanks. delighted to hear all
are well and that Baby is over her trouble. You
may be sure she will always be her Dadda's
darling. I hope your father is still well. Glad Rosey
is well. Well I suppose Annie dear we will meet
someday. I suppose it is still cold there. drop
a line to Father and say Im all right. Ever thine
love to all
Will.
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Kriegsgefangenenlager
Limburg, February 7th 1916 The underlined portions were blank spaces written in by hand.
The following is handwritten in provided space:
My dear Annie. Your two letters of 10th and
24th received. Many thanks. delighted to hear all
are well and that Baby is over her trouble. You
may be sure she will always be her Dadda's
darling. I hope your father is still well. Glad Rosey
is well. Well I suppose Annie dear we will meet
someday. I suppose it is still cold there. drop
a line to Father and say Im all right. Ever thine
love to all
Will.
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Kriegsgefangenenlager. Printed text,German for POW (Prisoner of War) camp
Limburg, Printed text February 7th Handwritten text 191 Printed text 6 Handwritten text
Handwritten text:
My dear Annie. Your two letters of 10th and
24th received. Many thanks. delighted to hear all
are well and that Baby is over her trouble. You
may be sure she will always be her Dadda's
darling. I hope your father is still well. Glad Rosey
is well. Well I suppose Annie dear we will meet
someday. I suppose it is still cold there. drop
a line to Father and say Im all right. Ever thine
love to all
Will.
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Kriegsgefangenenlager. Printed text,German for POW (Prisoner of War) camp
Limburg, Printed text February 7th Handwritten text 191 Printed text 6 Handwritten text
Handwritten text:
My dear Annie. Your two letters of 10th and
24th received. Many thanks. delighted to hear all
are well and that Baby is over her trouble. You
may be sure she will always be her Dadda's
darling. I hope your father is still well. Glad Rosey
is well. Well I suppose Annie dear we will meet
someday. I suppose it is still cold there. drop
a line to Father and say Im all right. Ever thine
love to all
Will.
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February 7th 1916
My dear Annie. Your two letters of 10th and
24th received. Many thanks. delighted to hear all
are well and that Baby is over her trouble. You
may be sure she will always be her Dadda's
darling. I hope your father is still well. Glad Rosey
is well. Well I suppose Annie dear we will meet
someday. I suppose it is still cold there. drop
a line to Father and say hi all right. Ever thine
love to all
Will.
Description
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Limburg, Germany
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Kilmainhamwood, Co. Meath, Ireland
Location(s)
Story location Kilmainhamwood, Co. Meath, Ireland
Document location Limburg, Germany
- ID
- 3369 / 41135
- Contributor
- Eilish Lamb
February 7, 1916
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