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I believe that my sister has informed you some time back that Rosa was to be sold by auction and the house where she resides as well, both being the property of the same person, - both were sold in [[unclear]] - she will be obliged to look out for a house, and I shall be obliged to leave old Rosa. I expect to receive a Notice next-May To quit the land the [[unclear]] next and the house and premises in May 1891. I am afraid when the time comes that I shall feel rather flat - unless something turns out favorable before that time. | I believe that my sister has informed you some time back that Rosa was to be sold by auction and the house where she resides as well, both being the property of the same person, - both were sold in [[unclear]] - she will be obliged to look out for a house, and I shall be obliged to leave old Rosa. I expect to receive a Notice next-May To quit the land the [[unclear]] next and the house and premises in May 1891. I am afraid when the time comes that I shall feel rather flat - unless something turns out favorable before that time. | ||
As I shall have a little less care on me next-summer, I feel a strong | As I shall have a little less care on me next-summer, I feel a strong | ||
[[transcriber's note: Nathaniel was Elizabeth's brother. Not sure who did the annotation above but it is not at all the fine pencil hand of Edward H. Everett from the 1960s, nor was he ever this verbose.]] | |||
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annotation Nathaneil is a brother of Robt Everett or his wife, Elizabeth /annotation Rosa, March 1, 1871. Dear Bro^r
I believe that my sister has informed you some time back that Rosa was to be sold by auction and the house where she resides as well, both being the property of the same person, - both were sold in unclear - she will be obliged to look out for a house, and I shall be obliged to leave old Rosa. I expect to receive a Notice next-May To quit the land the unclear next and the house and premises in May 1891. I am afraid when the time comes that I shall feel rather flat - unless something turns out favorable before that time.
As I shall have a little less care on me next-summer, I feel a strong