Message from Basil Harrington to Hazael Wakefield

Message from Basil Harrington to Hazael Wakefield

Sent to occupied Jersey via International Red Cross with message hoping she is well. Reply on reverse anxiously awaiting news and wonders how he is progressing.

1941-03-27

1941-05-16

International Red Cross printed form with handwritten annotations.

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EHarringtonBRWakefieldHM410327

27th, March, 1941.

[two rubber stamps]

ON BEHALF OF THE BAILIFF OF JERSEY'S ENQUIRY AND NEWS SERVICE.

16 MAI 1941

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[inserted] 1367 – 2800 [/inserted] 1890

[inserted] C.M.L. 3784/4 [/inserted]
DEMANDEUR – ANFRAGESTELLER - ENQUIRER
Nom – Name HARRINGTON
Prénom – Christian name – Vorname BASIL
Rue – Street – Strasse R.P.H.[?] Bureau 504. High St. 36
Localité – Locality - Ortschaft
Département – County – Provinz High Wycombe
Pays – Country – Land Grande Bretagne
[inserted] 30 [/inserted]

Hope you are well. Always thinking of you. Love Basil

DESTINATAIRE – EMPFANGER - ADDRESSEE
Date – Datum Nov. 40

Nom – Name WAKEFIELD
Prénom – Christian name – Vorname HAZAEL
Rue – Street – Strasse Pension Delafield. First[?] [indecipherable word]
Localité – Locality – Ortschaft
Province – County – Provinz Jersey

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RÉPONSE ANTWORT REPLY

Thanks for message received. Have been anxiously awaiting news of you.
Wondering how you are progressing. All well here. Tails up. Love and regards.
Hazael.

[Red Cross rubber stamped]