Prisoner of War Account, item 48

• August 26, 2018 22:41:07 Ursula Vollmer

   stamp: 

  Geprüft.
  

  Limburg a/L. 121
  

   printed: 

  Kriegs-Gefangenen-Stammlager Limburg a/L.
  

  Name des Absenders ..Pte.  J R. Norton .. name handwritten
  

  Persönliche Nr. .......108533...... number handwritten
  

  Nr. des Filiallagers .....................421.............  number handwritten
  

  Geschrieben den ........August 11th......... 1918............  month, day and last digit of year handwritten
  

   handwritten letter: 

  My Dearest Nellie
  

            Well Nellie love I have
  

  great pleasure in writing a letter this
  

  week to you as last night when I came
  

  in I had your letter and I am so
  

  pleased to hear that you are all well at
  

  home. and hope you are so now as I
  

  am glad to say that I am. well
  

  dear I can just picture your face.
  

  when you got  first  news of me. also
  

  the way Mother  went  on. tearing off to
  

  tell Father as I know well what
  

  a great reply it would. be to all.
  

  I was so glad. to read. dear that all
  

  the time you did not get news of
  

  my whereaboats [SIC] you did not give up
  

  hope. and so dear keep smiling and
  

  all will be well and we hope we
  

  shall soon be home again together
  

  and have a jolly good time.
  

  
  

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• August 26, 2018 22:40:28 Ursula Vollmer

   stamp: 

  Geprüft.
  

  Limburg a/L. 121
  

   printed: 

  Kriegs-Gefangenen-Stammlager Limburg a/L.
  

  Name des Absenders ..Pte.  J R. Norton .. name handwritten
  

  Persönliche Nr. .......108533...... number handwritten
  

  Nr. des Filiallagers .....................421.............  number handwritten
  

  Geschrieben den ........August 11th......... 1918............  month, day and last digit of year handwritten
  

   handwritten letter: 

  My Dearest Nellie
  

            Well Nellie live I have
  

  great pleasure in writing a letter this
  

  week to you as last night when I came
  

  in I had your letter and I am so
  

  pleased to hear that you are all well at
  

  home. and hope you are so now as I
  

  am glad to say that I am. well
  

  dear I can just picture your face.
  

  when you got  first  news of me. also
  

  the way Mother  went  on. tearing off to
  

  tell Father as I know well what
  

  a great reply it would. be to all.
  

  I was so glad. to read. dear that all
  

  the time you did not get news of
  

  my whereaboats [SIC] you did not give up
  

  hope. and so dear keep smiling and
  

  all will be well and we hope we
  

  shall soon be home again together
  

  and have a jolly good time.
  

  
  

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