He never saw his daughter, item 83
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Kriegsgefangenenlager Printed text, German word for POW camp
Limburg (Lahn), 24th June 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: Sgt W. O'Reilly R. I. 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.
Your ever welcome letter received.
Glad you are all well. and that Baby is so cute.
I may be able to send you the jackets by one of my
boys who is transferred to Switzerland. Perhaps a
photo soon also. Im sending one big kiss to Baby
It was very thoughtful of daddy to bring the things
up. he is a grand old man. God bless him
Inkwriting not allowed. Printed vertically along the left, highlighted in pencil
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Kriegsgefangenenlager Printed text, German word for POW camp
Limburg (Lahn), 24th June 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: Sgt W. O'Reilly R. I. 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.
Your ever welcome letter received.
Glad you are all well. and that Baby is so cute.
I may be able to send you the jackets by one of my
boys who is transferred to Switzerland. Perhaps a
photo soon also. Im sending one big kiss to Baby
It was very thoughtful of daddy to bring the things
up. he is a grand old man. God bless him
Inkwriting not allowed. Printed vertically along the left, highlighted in pencil
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Kriegsgefangenenlager Printed text, German word for POW camp
Limburg (Lahn), 24th June 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: Sgt W. O'Reilly R. I. 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.
Your ever welcome letter received.
Glad you are all well. and that Baby is so cute.
I may be able to send you the jackets by one of my
boys who is transferred to Switzerland. Perhaps a
photo soon also. Im sending one big kiss to Baby
It was very thoughtful of daddy to bring the things
up. he is a grand old man. God bless him
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My dear Annie,
Your ever welcome letter received.
Glad you are all well and that Baby is so cute.
I may be able to send you the jackets by one of my
boys who is transferred to Switzerland.Perhaps a
photo soon also.I'm sending one big kiss to Baby.
It was very thoughtful of daddy to bring the things
up. he is a grand old man.God bless him
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 / 41169
- Contributor
- Eilish Lamb
June 24, 1916
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