Emma Paulin to Frederick Pauline, 1913

Emma Paulin to Frederick Pauline, 14 Feb 1913

 

Dear Fred,

I wrote to my sister a few days ago, asking her to ask your advice about Ernest’s loan from J Smith.  I thought she would be able to explain it better to you, than I could be writing.  Twice that a fresh trouble has cropped up.  I [illegible] I cannot get the insurance money without Ernests will.  Harold being over 21.  Ernest told me he made over before coming to England.  I am more than sorry to trouble you but cannot avoid it.  I am most anxious

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It as soon as possible.

There is £3 interest due on Ernests loan.  Shall I pay it + if so, shall I be expected to keep  on paying the interest or does it cease with Ernests death.  I am so ignorant in affairs of this kind. It would be impossible Fred to express my thoughts – I thank you for myself + children from our hearts, for all your care + loving kindness to dear Ernest.  God bless you. Love to Cissie + family

Yourse very sincerely

Emmie

PS Please do not delay in sending will.