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340 Genesee St. Utica | |||
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My Dear Cousins | My Dear Cousins | ||
I see on the back of your letter of the 6th that you ask for Ella's | I see on the back of your letter of the 6th that you ask for Ella's Address, I will give it now lest I didn't send it before here it is (408 North George St, Rome Oneida Co NY) | ||
Fannie took the baby home (Ella sent the nurse for him by we thought it best to see him safe home so as not to take cold) last Tuesday, he was Baptised at the Church last Thursday PM Miss Allen of | Fannie took the baby home (Ella sent the nurse for him by we thought it best to see him safe home so as not to take cold) last Tuesday, he was Baptised at the Church last Thursday PM Miss Allen of NY] was God Mother Mr. Huntington of Rome, one of Clarence's most intimate friends was God Father Lowell Williams | ||
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weeks quanties of snow & hard blowing & drifting, lovingly | |||
your cousin Mary R Lewis | |||
Latest revision as of 22:26, 20 September 2020
340 Genesee St. Utica March 20th 1892
My Dear Cousins
I see on the back of your letter of the 6th that you ask for Ella's Address, I will give it now lest I didn't send it before here it is (408 North George St, Rome Oneida Co NY) Fannie took the baby home (Ella sent the nurse for him by we thought it best to see him safe home so as not to take cold) last Tuesday, he was Baptised at the Church last Thursday PM Miss Allen of NY] was God Mother Mr. Huntington of Rome, one of Clarence's most intimate friends was God Father Lowell Williams
in top margin weeks quanties of snow & hard blowing & drifting, lovingly your cousin Mary R Lewis