Box 1
Contains 111 Results:
Letter to niece Miss Esther Graham from Aunt Pamelia in Menomonie, September 24, 1891(?)
Aunt Pamelia is lonely
Letter to friends from J.E. Palmeter in Pacific, Calumba Co, April 8, 1857
Business is dull now, but there is going to be a good deal of money paid out this summer on public works
Letter to brother and sister, nephews and nieces from A.M.C. in Townsend, January 14, 1870
A.M.C. is 66 years old; he reviews the ages of various other relatives (mostly siblings)
Various fragments of letters
Letter to Esther (sister) from Cynthia Perkins in Trempleau, Trempleau Co, WI
Cynthia is glad to hear Esther is teaching and going to school
Letter fragment to unknown from cousins Elmer and Addie Jude in Clymer, NY
New York schools do not close until June and two of their girls are teaching, so they cannot attend some aforementioned event
Letter to brother and sister and niece from M.A. Chappell, March 17, 1889
The children have all had the measles; M.A. discusses weddings
Letter to brother and sister [W.G. and B. Grayham], nephews and nieces from A.C. and A.M. Chappell in Townsend, December 23, 1864(?)
They talk about water levels and crops; they have a lot to be thankful for on Christmas
Letter to Viola and Betsy Graham from Aunt and Sister Pamelia in Menomonie, February 25, 1892
The weather has been very cold, she did not dare send the girls to school when it was the coldest; Almon went from here the day before Christmas; he is hurt
Letter to Betsy (sister) from Pamelia in Augusta, February 26, 1896
Pamelia writes a brief history of her journeyings since the last time they spoke
Letter to unknown from Perkins Esq. in Colorado, Monday the 22nd
Young boy was drowned in Prospect Lake yesterday trying to swim