Albert Payne: I'm "Getting On" alright at Swaythling - Swaythling Remount Depot, Southampton

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Main pages Home Introduction Location of the Depot People Frequently Asked Questions Stoneham War Shrine Contact the project About this Entry Pass book of Walter John McInnes was the previous news item. A Hearty Greeting, Xmas 1918 is the next news entry. Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all content. Recent Posts View of South Camp with weather vane A framed photograph, 1919 A Hearty Greeting, Xmas 1918 Albert Payne: I'm "Getting On" alright at Swaythling Pass book of Walter John McInnes A view inside South Camp, 1915 Silk postcards: Greetings from Swaythling Group photograph "Life at Swaythling Camp - I don't think!" Photograph of a winning team Rose garden at K Squadron John Edward Elliff (1886-1966), orderly North Camp glimpsed from Stoneham Park House Edward Somerset Charrington (1875-1955), remount officer Major Fisher, remount officer Demobilisation and clearing the site James Nathaniel Gunn (1867-1926), Squadron Sergeant Major Location of the Remount Depot Major Henry Thomas Timson (1869-1928), remount officer The Wareham sisters and the Forage Corps		Albert Payne: I'm "Getting On" alright at Swaythling Posted by HWF on January 24, 2012 To Miss L. Style, 2 Salcombe Road, Lea Bridge Road, Leyton, London LE. 2 February 1917. Pte A Payne No 3 Hut Overseas Squadron Army Service Corps (Remounts) Swaythling Camp nr Southampton Dear Babs, just a card to let you know I am getting on alright. I have been here a fortnight and am likely to be here until after the war. Should be glad of a line from you if poss. Yours Bert.


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