Feb
the 18 1850
Dear
cozen I now take up my pen to inform you
that we are all well at present hoping to find
you all
enjoying
the same, uncle Johns health is just about as it
was
when I wrote to you before I received your letter in
diew
time and was mutch pleased, we had a letter from
aunt
Nancy Parr, a short time ago they ware all well but
her,
she is verry mutch afflicted with the rheumatis, she
had
to write with the letter on her nee she says they are
getting
along verry well they boys say they are coming
to
Ohio to see us, the friends are all well
I believe
uncle
Davids left here yesture day he has been here ever since
you
was here and she was down four weeks pop had to take
them
as usual. and a good load with them to
Martha
Were
Tis well she has a hard time getting
along they
sent
a letter down to uncle John that she was in want
the
friends must do something and between us
all
we made up as mutch as he could hall.
We
still have Agness here yet going to school she says she
wont
go home when its out I expect we will have to
keep
her been as we haven’t any girls, we have not
had
many singings this winter I have only been to
three
ther has been a great many frolicks we had one
yeserday
at James Kerrs that payed very well there
was
a good many there, and there is a doing to one at
Mr
Jno Hammonds that big one she was going to have
when
you were here next wensday but I don’t think
it
will pay (not because Jess wont be ther) Marth and
me
has been going to school all winter and Will to
and
he has been going to a writing school 2 and 3
nights
out of evry week he is a way at a singing to
night
and Mary E to over at uncle Sam’s schoolhouse
and
pap and Mother is away to, that’s a horable pen
I
tell you now
I
gess the girls are all well that you saw at the
party I saw them poorty neer all last night Marth
Kerr
more aspeshily and also Rachel, and Calvin
to
was there and of course Jesse but I don’t
think
that the old folks is verry well reconsiled
yet,
but he has not been here but once this winter
when
you write don’t say any thing about it
for
I could not let the old folks see the last one
rob
was over here last Tuesday night he got it
to read and took it home with him said he was
going to
write
to you, but I must draw my letter to
a
close fr it is 9 o’clock and I am getting verry sleepy
as
it was late last night when we got home
write
soon and tell us all the news for I think
between
sense and nonsense I have told you as mutch
as
you can read fr it is very poorly written my pen
is
bad give my respects to the rest of the
family and
all
who enquire after me is any such there
bee
no more but remains your cozen
good
bie
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