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and told them they would soon follow told Maria to tell her Father, (he was to weak to make him hear) that he had experience a change of heart, and was dying happy. he thought it would be a great meeting between him and his Mother, & Nell Anna feels very bad, but says of course it is right, but it is hard for her to say “Thy will be done” that makes three new ones in our grave-yard, since you have been gone: Nan, William Hughes and George we do miss Nan so much but we trust she is better off, but it was so [bad?] for us to | and told them they would soon follow told Maria to tell her Father, (he was to weak to make him hear) that he had experience a change of heart, and was dying happy. he thought it would be a great meeting between him and his Mother, & Nell Anna feels very bad, but says of course it is right, but it is hard for her to say “Thy will be done” that makes three new ones in our grave-yard, since you have been gone: Nan, William Hughes and George we do miss Nan so much but we trust she is better off, but it was so [bad?] for us to spare her, but she knew best. | ||
of I havent seen William Price or Mrs. Price in quite a while. she hasent been to church for a number of sundays, they were as well as usual. I was over to Mr. Edward • on saturday evening. • was home for a week they were as well as usual. Ma sends love to you both and wants to see you • makes it nice to have you | |||
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and told them they would soon follow told Maria to tell her Father, (he was to weak to make him hear) that he had experience a change of heart, and was dying happy. he thought it would be a great meeting between him and his Mother, & Nell Anna feels very bad, but says of course it is right, but it is hard for her to say “Thy will be done” that makes three new ones in our grave-yard, since you have been gone: Nan, William Hughes and George we do miss Nan so much but we trust she is better off, but it was so [bad?] for us to spare her, but she knew best.
of I havent seen William Price or Mrs. Price in quite a while. she hasent been to church for a number of sundays, they were as well as usual. I was over to Mr. Edward • on saturday evening. • was home for a week they were as well as usual. Ma sends love to you both and wants to see you • makes it nice to have you