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Mead family papers, January-May 1865
1865-02-28-Page 04
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to live to-gather. don't you think it a good plan? It commenced raining Saturday morning & rained all day & froze as it fell & yesterday noon it began to snow & snowed steady until dark so that it is pretty good sleighing & Pa & Matt are try to improve the oportunity of getting their logs to mill on a sleigh to-day the sun shines & I think the snow will go pretty fast. Mr McCauley has bought that farm wher Joe has been living he paid $1000 for it, & is going to move there this spring. Joe is going to live on Abe Dillins place this year. I guess I have told you about all of the news. I rec'd your las letter last wednesday. I was glad to hear that your health is improving. I dont think I ever enjoyed much better health than I have this last winter, you must excuse my writing for I am in quite a hurry you spoke of bringing the shells yourself it would give us all the greatest of pleasure to see you I hope it will not be long until you can come home to stay. I must now bid you fare well write often. from your ever affectionate Sister Adda. N. Bradford James H Mead Esq
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to live to-gather. don't you think it a good plan? It commenced raining Saturday morning & rained all day & froze as it fell & yesterday noon it began to snow & snowed steady until dark so that it is pretty good sleighing & Pa & Matt are try to improve the oportunity of getting their logs to mill on a sleigh to-day the sun shines & I think the snow will go pretty fast. Mr McCauley has bought that farm wher Joe has been living he paid $1000 for it, & is going to move there this spring. Joe is going to live on Abe Dillins place this year. I guess I have told you about all of the news. I rec'd your las letter last wednesday. I was glad to hear that your health is improving. I dont think I ever enjoyed much better health than I have this last winter, you must excuse my writing for I am in quite a hurry you spoke of bringing the shells yourself it would give us all the greatest of pleasure to see you I hope it will not be long until you can come home to stay. I must now bid you fare well write often. from your ever affectionate Sister Adda. N. Bradford James H Mead Esq
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