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LONDONDERRY
11 15 AM
11 APR
1935
A.A. Campbell Esq.
4 Waring Street
Belfast
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Altnagelvin
Londonderry
10th April, 1935
Dear Albert
I thank you for your sensible
and prompt reply to my letter, and have pleasure
in enclosing your fee. I shall sign this paper
before the Consul tomorrow if all is well.
You have used the right word about Charlotte’s
death. I have never felt anything more acutely,
and can at times [?] take it in that she has
gone.
Lucy is recovering from her chill, and Mar-
garet is staying with her. [?] was with
her for the first three weeks. Your kindly re-
ference to them has gratified me greatly.
Is there no prospect of our meeting Lily and
you? I have not been out of the house except
a run to Ballyarton for years ,so I would
can you not come and see me sometime.
Gratefully yours
Ellen
Returned P.O.
12/4/35,
AAC
Transcribed by Brian McCrory
