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�Auburn  April 12 1863
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Dear Husband
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          Auburn  April 12 1863
I seat myself to answer your kind letter received last monday and should have answered it before but have not had time  Mrs Folsom has ben in trouble and I have ben there considerable  She has lost her oldest daughter she died last monday with the lung fever
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                    Dear Husband
Charlie has ben very sick but is better now  its very sickly here  The wether is verry fine but the passing[?] fever
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I seat myself to answer your  
There is nothing new going on here  The war news is quiet now and for my part the war is no nearer bein setled then it was two years ago
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kind letter received last monday  
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and should have answered
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it before but have not had  
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time  Mrs Folsom has ben in  
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trouble and I have ben there  
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considerable  She has lost her  
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oldest daughter she died last  
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monday with the lung fever
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  Charlie has ben very sick but is  
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better now  its very sickly  
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here  The wether is verry fine  
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but the pasing poor
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There is nothing new going  
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on here  The war news is quiet  
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now and for my part the  
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war is no nearer bein setled  
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then it was two years ago

Revision as of 11:29, 10 October 2018

         Auburn  April 12 1863
                   Dear Husband

I seat myself to answer your kind letter received last monday and should have answered

it before but have not had 

time Mrs Folsom has ben in trouble and I have ben there considerable She has lost her oldest daughter she died last monday with the lung fever

 Charlie has ben very sick but is 

better now its very sickly here The wether is verry fine but the pasing poor There is nothing new going on here The war news is quiet now and for my part the war is no nearer bein setled then it was two years ago