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Title: G.R. Wood, Holly, Michigan to Annie Weir, Michigan
ID3394
CollectionIrish Emigration Database
FileWood, George R/25
Year1891
SenderWood, George R.
Sender Gendermale
Sender Occupationasylum attendant
Sender ReligionBaptist
OriginHolly, Michigan, USA
DestinationPontiac, Michigan, USA
RecipientWeir, Annie
Recipient Genderfemale
Relationshipfriends
SourceCopyright Retained by Mrs. Linda Weir, Tirmacspird, Lack, Co. Fermangh, BT93 OSA
ArchiveUlster American Folk Park
Doc. No.9905110
Date16/05/1891
Partial Date
Doc. TypeEMG
LogDocument added by LT, 20:05:99.
Word Count251
Genre
Note
Transcript May th 16 1891
Holly
Mich [Michigan?]


Miss Annie Weir

My Dear Frind [friend?]
I now
take the Pleasure of
writing those few lines
to you hoping that you are well
as it leaves me well at
Present I have been helping
that sister of mine to
put down Carpets she just
got through Cleaning
house to day Annie I
dont think I ever felt
so bad in my life before
as I did the evening we
parted I think just as
much of you as I do my
Sister well Annie I want
you to answer this letter
as quick as you can and
let me know if you
have heard from that best
girl of mine that his [is?]
in Stockton [Stockton?]
I expet [expect?] to starte
[start?] sometime next week
if I have my helth [health?]
and the Lord spares me now
Annie if you want me to tell
that Cousin of mine anything
I will do so and please
send me Mr. Gladdan (sic)
adress [address?]. I might give him
a call and Please give my
Best regards to Miss. Harrison
and tell me how Miss
Gaddam his [is?] Please send
me all the newse [news?] Say
Annie how much his [is?]
the fare from Detroit
to Stocton [Stockton?] My Cousin
his [is?] the Opparrater [operator?]
hear [here?] and he said the fare
his [is?] [Å“57?] and 63 cents
to Stocton [Stockton?] I will write
and let you now what
day I go So I think
there his [is?] no more
at Present From
your Frind [friend?]

George. R. Wood
Holly
Mich [Michigan?]
So by by x x

[ENVELOPE]

Miss Annie Weir
Hall 12
E.M.A