| Title: | [Tilly?] [?] to "Mary Dear", N.D. [1860]. |
|---|---|
| ID | 3129 |
| Collection | Irish Emigration Database |
| File | Tilly/51 |
| Year | 1860 |
| Sender | Tilly |
| Sender Gender | female |
| Sender Occupation | unknown |
| Sender Religion | unknown |
| Origin | N.Ireland |
| Destination | North America? |
| Recipient | Mary |
| Recipient Gender | female |
| Relationship | relatives? |
| Source | T 1648/3: Copied by Permission of Miss M. Parke, 9 Bridge St., Banbridge, Co Down |
| Archive | The Public Record Office, N. Ireland. |
| Doc. No. | 9507036 |
| Date | 01/01/1860 |
| Partial Date | |
| Doc. Type | LET |
| Log | Document added by LT, 29:06:1995. |
| Word Count | 396 |
| Genre | |
| Note | |
| Transcript | Monday Mary Dear I was going to write my last bit today. [----?] came on [-aceing ?] nights, and went to Co [blagriz?] [fee?] [to?] on Friday and came back on Saturday . Alick came on Saturday night. Thy [They?] asked [---?] [Comber?] people and cousins and [they?] Edwards [Ships? ][fa-?] and [Mr?] [James?], [Eliza.?] and Charles [Mrs?] Edwards [Miss?] Edwards [James?] and Eliza all came I think it was pretty pleasant thy [they?] kept, [---?] [the?] talk wonderfully. Henry went home with cousins that night, he came back with them [from?] [rector?] yesterday but [Robert?] went back with [Ab--tes?] to [uncles?] Robert, came home, [last?] night, [Chick?] has to go back tonight, and [Hessy?] and Robert [tomorrow?]. thy [they?] all look very well and [--?] and [--?] all going to try the [gilter?] written while thy [they?] think maybe the will do better in a while. May dear [---g?] for them not to be [trampled?] [more?] [then?] thy [they?] are able to resist, but I believe, thy [they?] will not cheat if thy [they?] cannot make of it honourbly I [think?] thy [they?] will give it up. it is very pleasant to have them at home a little while. it is a pity thy [they?] cannot stey [stay?] a longer time for when they go to see [their?] frinds [friends?] thy [they?] trust not long to stay with us . May [----?] I thought greatly about you last night. I think more about you when they be here thy [they?] remend [remind?] me of old times. Mr Mc [F?] went to the [----?] [---y] of [Keady?] and went home with co [------?] [-----?] and left on Saturday morning M says he said he thought he could have a congiagation [congregation?] before he would be [better?] [the?] and Isaac Vance are both preaching for the same place. Eliza is looking very [well?] [------?] of married people were as usual only little Jonny he has been very sick. old Milton is right well he was up last night she does not come often since [Annie?] left if [near?] on [Sunday?] Evenings. I hope you talking to [Wm?] about coming home you [know?] [---?] promised to come back next summer [Dear?] & [?] to think I would give nearly any [thing?] you were safe back. |
