He never saw his daughter, item 80

• June 13, 2017 14:06:41 L G

  Kriegsgefangenenlager  Printed text, German word for POW camp 

  Limburg (Lahn), June 9th  1916  The underlined portions were blank spaces written in by hand.

  This is my address:

  This section is contained in a box, with underlined spaces written by hand:

  Prisoner of War 

  Name: W. O'Reilly Roy Irsh Fusrs  Royal Irish Fusiliers 

   4 Comp.  II  Batl.

  Camp of Prisoners of War

  Limburg (Lahn) Germany. End of boxed section

  The indications mentioned above must be reproduced in the address.

  
  

  The following is handwritten in provided space:

  My dear Annie,

  Many thanks for your

  letter and delighted you are all well. I was

  glad to hear about my father. Im glad

  Baby is such a delight, she will

  have plenty of fun with her Dadda

  when he returns. I hope you got

  the stockings by this time.

  Inkwriting not allowed.  Printed vertically along the left, highlighted in pencil 

  
  

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• June 13, 2017 13:01:12 L G

  Kriegsgefangenenlager  Printed text, German word for POW camp 

  Limburg (Lahn), June 9th  1916  The underlined portions were blank spaces written in by hand.

  This is my address:

  This section is contained in a box, with underlined spaces written by hand:

  Prisoner of War 

  Name: W. O'Reilly Roy Irsh Fusrs  Royal Irish Fusiliers 

   4 Comp.  II  Batl.

  Camp of Prisoners of War

  Limburg (Lahn) Germany. End of boxed section

  The indications mentioned above must be reproduced in the address.

  
  

  The following is handwritten in provided space:

  My dear Annie,

  Many thanks for your

  letter and delighted you are all well. I was

  glad to hear about my father. Im glad

  Baby is such a delight, she will

  have plenty of fun with her Dadda

  when he returns. I hope you got

  the stockings by this time.

  
  

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• March 14, 2017 16:40:16 Jill Corey

   my dear Annie,

   Many thanks for your letter and delighted you are all well. I was

   glad to hear about my father. I'm glad Baby is such a delight; she will

   have plenty of fun with her Dadda when he returns. I hope you got

   the stockings by this time.

  
  

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