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Hale Farms Bromboro Cheshire March 12th 1887 Dear Cousins Being [[unclear]] as it were strangers to one another I though it best to address my letter to you at the Farms I only wish we had the pleasure of knowing each other better, but we have always being such poor correspondents this [[end?]] of the world, although after my Father was in America we promised ourselves to open a correspondence which has never been carried out. I find myself ever highly indebted to you for your kindness sending me the "Cofiant" of your dear Father & Mother, the latter reminds me strongly of my Father & Aunt Williams & of our old home at Boston, although the place has gone | Hale Farms Bromboro Cheshire March 12th 1887 Dear Cousins Being [[unclear]] as it were strangers to one another I though it best to address my letter to you at the Farms I only wish we had the pleasure of knowing each other better, but we have always being such poor correspondents this [[end?]] of the world, although after my Father was in America we promised ourselves to open a correspondence which has never been carried out. I find myself ever highly indebted to you for your kindness sending me the "Cofiant" of your dear Father & Mother, the latter reminds me strongly of my Father & Aunt Williams & of our old home at Boston, although the place has gone With our sincere thanks & love to you all wishing to see you all Your cousin Jane | ||
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Hale Farms Bromboro Cheshire March 12th 1887 Dear Cousins Being unclear as it were strangers to one another I though it best to address my letter to you at the Farms I only wish we had the pleasure of knowing each other better, but we have always being such poor correspondents this end? of the world, although after my Father was in America we promised ourselves to open a correspondence which has never been carried out. I find myself ever highly indebted to you for your kindness sending me the "Cofiant" of your dear Father & Mother, the latter reminds me strongly of my Father & Aunt Williams & of our old home at Boston, although the place has gone With our sincere thanks & love to you all wishing to see you all Your cousin Jane