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for all eternity I hope you got my letter in reply to the one you sent at the time of your dear mother's departure to her heavenly home. I should be very glad to hear from you again. My own family are all quite well just at present. My dear husband's health is much better than it has been for some time. I have had a great deal of trouble during the last few years, but God has not left us without a witness of his fatherly love and care. I greatly feared last winter that hereafter I should have to walk without the dear companion of my life, but God has been better than all my fears, as he always is. Hoping this will find you all quite well, and that you will forgive any tardiness in writing. | for all eternity! I hope you got my letter in reply to the one you sent at the time of your dear mother's departure to her heavenly home. I should be very glad to hear from you again. My own family are all quite well just at present. My dear husband's health is much better than it has been for some time. I have had a great deal of trouble during the last few years, but God has not left us without a witness of his fatherly love and care. I greatly feared last winter that hereafter I should have to walk without the dear companion of my life, but God has been better than all my fears, as he always is. Hoping this will find you all quite well, and that you will forgive any tardiness in writing. | ||
I am as ever your aff cousin | I am as ever your aff cousin | ||
J E Sherwood | J E Sherwood | ||
Latest revision as of 05:07, 4 January 2023
for all eternity! I hope you got my letter in reply to the one you sent at the time of your dear mother's departure to her heavenly home. I should be very glad to hear from you again. My own family are all quite well just at present. My dear husband's health is much better than it has been for some time. I have had a great deal of trouble during the last few years, but God has not left us without a witness of his fatherly love and care. I greatly feared last winter that hereafter I should have to walk without the dear companion of my life, but God has been better than all my fears, as he always is. Hoping this will find you all quite well, and that you will forgive any tardiness in writing.
I am as ever your aff cousin J E Sherwood