Sarah A. Carter to Cassandra Carter, 10 February 1868
Feb. the 10 68
I seat my Self this Evening to let you know that we are well and i hope these few lines may find you all the Same well mother I would like to see you all this evening I came from [?] Last Wensday to verginnie i cant tell yoo how i like the country in this letter mebby i will know in the next Mr and Mrs Clice hav not gon out of the house yet the had a loud to goo out this evening but the man they was a going with was not at home mother i do wish youes would move up here i think you would like it if hale or lole was with me i would not be lonesome when Jo is out at worke there is close nabers but we cannot see them mother if uncle Henry comes to see you and dont come to see mee i will not /
Sarah
right a nother letter to him or if i speak see him i will not speak to him you tell manda Anderson that she must come with him if he comes n if you get that dress and brest pin the first b chance you have
When i left home i fetched youre fine Shirt and i left it to hads i thought you of would have a better chance to git it there is nothing more i can think of this time
So remember yore Daughter
Sade A For dyce
to her Mother
give my respects
to all inquire friends
tell sis i will right
to her in a few days
it is so far from to the ofice
Good by to you all /
i send my love to George
and beck and aggie
hale and lole,
direct to Milo
Wetzel Co
Wva
2773
DATABASE CONTENT
(2773) | DL0530.100 | 46 | Letters | 1868-02-10 |
Postwar Letter From Sarah, February 10, 1868; Associated With George W. Carter, 140th Pennsylvania Infantry
Tags: Clothing, Loneliness, Mail
People - Records: 2
- (1289) [recipient] ~ Carter, Cassandra ~ Smith, Cassandra
- (1306) [writer] ~ Carter, Sarah Ann ~ Fordyce, Sarah Ann
Places - Records: 1
SOURCES
Sarah A. Carter to Cassandra Carter, 10 February 1868, DL0530.100, Nau Collection