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Remsen June 26 1854 My Dear Sarah It is near 1/2 past seven PM Monday and we have not heard a word from you since I left you I know I did not urge you to write last week I was afraid of taxing your strength, but it seems a great while, and even if you mail a letter this morning I do not think it will reach here before tomorrow evening. if you have not been able to write, will you ask some one to write for you and let us know how you are give my love to Mrs unclear and tell her it would releive me very much if she will write, she can write more lengthy than you can without being tired, Dr Strong promised faithfully to let us know if you were worse or we should hear, If you are comfortable you will want to know if we went all of us, to meeting yesterday. we did, they all went to S. School church? was at 9 o clock but Pa and Ma, we did not go untill meeting time, Mary went home with Glyn family and staid until evening meeting which was at Half way, it was quite a full meeting. I went with your father to Pen Mynydd and to Glyn in the afternoon. Gwen and Mary send their love to you. Richard &? children are getting better but it is very hard to keep little Evan still for his arm to get well. Margaret Morris went home to day and is going to Glanhaven the latter end of this week or the beginning of next. she has been at Pen Meyrud? with her cousin, Letisia? and Ann got the