Letter to Mrs Wareing from Captain J.M. Yeoman

Letter to Mrs Wareing from Captain J.M. Yeoman

Typed version of previous letter. From Captain J. M. Yeoman enclosing a letter he was given by a woman when he entered the town of Fecamp a few days earlier. He hopes it will reassure her and also hopes she receives more good news of her husband soon.

1944-09-05

One page typewritten letter

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[underlined] COPY RECEIVED 11th September, 1944. [/underlined]
Capt. J.M. Yeoman (170513),
533/191 (H & E Yeo) Fd.,
Regt., R.A. B.L.A.
5th September, 1944.
My Dear Mrs. Wareing,
I am sending you a letter which was given to me by a woman when we entered the town of Fecamp a few days ago. I hope it will do something to re-assure you in your worries. The woman disappeared in the crowd before I could ask any questions.
I hope you soon have very good news – the end of it all and your husband’s safe return.
Yours truly,
J.M. Yeoman.