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Hartwick July 27th 1806
Hartwick July 27th 1806
Sir Having a chance to write to you by [[Capt]]
Sir Having a chance to write to you by Capt
Williams one of our neighbours I inform that
Williams one of our neighbours I inform that
we are well I enjoy our selvs very well our
we are well & enjoy ourselvs very well our
children Have had the hooping cough very bad
children Have had the hooping cough very bad
but have got well it pulled henry down very
but have got well it pulled henry down very
low but he is picking up [[his?]] [[crumbs?}} he
low but he is picking up his crumbs he
has gained two pounds he now [[was?]] 16 pounds
has gained two pounds he now wt16 pounds
I have no news to wright you but we work
I have no news to wright you but we have work
comes in plenty crops come in well wheat is worth
comes in plenty crops come in well wheat is worth
a Dollar I wish you would [[unclear]] the prise of Cherry
a Dollar I wish you would enquire the prise of Cherry
boards & let me kno as i will fetch down a board
boards & let me kno as i will fetch down a load
or two if it will Answer I Also wish you would
or two if it will Answer I Also wish you would
Send to Mr Brown that i should be very if he would
Send to Mr Brown that i should be very if he would
Send you that money that is my [[due?]] as i must make
Send you that money that is my due as i must make
Mr Lomis a payment next spring i wish you to
Mr Lomis a payment next spring i wish you to
write me by mr Williams as he is a going to Lebenon
write me by mr Williams as he is a going to Lebenon
on a visit
on a visit
I Remain your grateful Son
I Remain your dutiful Son
Hezh Hayden
Hezh Hayden
Mamma if you can dry me a few sweet apples I should be verry glad

Latest revision as of 04:47, 8 November 2022

Hartwick July 27th 1806 Sir Having a chance to write to you by Capt Williams one of our neighbours I inform that we are well & enjoy ourselvs very well our children Have had the hooping cough very bad but have got well it pulled henry down very low but he is picking up his crumbs he has gained two pounds he now wt16 pounds I have no news to wright you but we have work comes in plenty crops come in well wheat is worth a Dollar I wish you would enquire the prise of Cherry boards & let me kno as i will fetch down a load or two if it will Answer I Also wish you would Send to Mr Brown that i should be very if he would Send you that money that is my due as i must make Mr Lomis a payment next spring i wish you to write me by mr Williams as he is a going to Lebenon on a visit I Remain your dutiful Son Hezh Hayden

Mamma if you can dry me a few sweet apples I should be verry glad