Letter from Brian Walley to Mair Williams
Title
Letter from Brian Walley to Mair Williams
Description
He reports he has received a letter from her. He looks forward to spending time with her when he returns.
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Date
1944-10-01
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One double sided handwritten postal letter
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Identifier
EWalleyBSWilliamsM441001-0001, EWalleyBSWilliamsM441001-0002
Transcription
[underlined] Kriegsgefangenenpost [/underlined]
[two ink stamps]
Miss MAIR WILLIAMS
W.L.A. 92164
C/O AEL-Y-BRYN,
HENLLAN,
DENBIGH,
N. WALES. GT. B.
W/O B S Walley
90067 (L/7)
Kriegsgefangenenlager der Luftwaffe Nr. 3
[deleted] [indecipherable word] [/deleted]
[page break]
[underlined] Oct/1st/44 [/underlined]
My Dearest Mair, I had a letter from you last week and it was grand to hear from you once more. Everyone at home seems to be so remote these days, but why worry I will soon be back amongst you all once more. At the moment we are living in temporary billets which are not so hot, but we’re hoping to move over to the permament [sic] camp next week sometime. From what I hear of home-life, the lights will be on once again, it must be grand to see lights blazing away over the valleys once more. I expect you are settled in your new home by now, and when I do get home I will be dropping in very often to borrow you, and then away we’ll go to the flicks, or to a dance, or best of all a quiet ramble or drive around the hills and just sit & talk to each other for we are not too well acquainted are we? Love Brian
xxx
[two ink stamps]
Miss MAIR WILLIAMS
W.L.A. 92164
C/O AEL-Y-BRYN,
HENLLAN,
DENBIGH,
N. WALES. GT. B.
W/O B S Walley
90067 (L/7)
Kriegsgefangenenlager der Luftwaffe Nr. 3
[deleted] [indecipherable word] [/deleted]
[page break]
[underlined] Oct/1st/44 [/underlined]
My Dearest Mair, I had a letter from you last week and it was grand to hear from you once more. Everyone at home seems to be so remote these days, but why worry I will soon be back amongst you all once more. At the moment we are living in temporary billets which are not so hot, but we’re hoping to move over to the permament [sic] camp next week sometime. From what I hear of home-life, the lights will be on once again, it must be grand to see lights blazing away over the valleys once more. I expect you are settled in your new home by now, and when I do get home I will be dropping in very often to borrow you, and then away we’ll go to the flicks, or to a dance, or best of all a quiet ramble or drive around the hills and just sit & talk to each other for we are not too well acquainted are we? Love Brian
xxx
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Citation
Brian Walley, “Letter from Brian Walley to Mair Williams,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed October 28, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/39058.
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