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New Hampton Nov. 15. 1856
  New Hampton Nov. 15. 1856


Dear Parents, Brothers & Sisters;
Dear Parents, Brothers & Sisters;
 
  I can not tell you my feelings to hear that dear brother Robert was indeed no more. It was so unexpected. You must indeed feel greatly afflicted. He was truly a beloved brother, lovely and pleasant in his life, and we cannot but [[unclear]] and lament our great loss. How much you must all miss him, knowing that he is gone no more to return home we shall miss him if we should be spared to visit you another season. We had hoped to see him here again but we shall [[unclear]] to him though he may never return to us. I can not realise that I never shall see him again in the flesh. Such afflictions make the
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  New Hampton Nov. 15. 1856

Dear Parents, Brothers & Sisters;

  I can not tell you my feelings to hear that dear brother Robert was indeed no more. It was so unexpected. You must indeed feel greatly afflicted. He was truly a beloved brother, lovely and pleasant in his life, and we cannot but unclear and lament our great loss. How much you must all miss him, knowing that he is gone no more to return home we shall miss him if we should be spared to visit you another season. We had hoped to see him here again but we shall unclear to him though he may never return to us. I can not realise that I never shall see him again in the flesh. Such afflictions make the