Title: | Reynolds, Mary Ann to Reynolds (n. Kavanagh), Mary Ann, 1888 |
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ID | 4210 |
Collection | The Reynolds Letters. An Irish Emigrant Family in Late Victorian Manchester [L.W. McBride] |
File | reynolds/23 |
Year | 1888 |
Sender | Reynolds, Mary Ann |
Sender Gender | female |
Sender Occupation | linen worker |
Sender Religion | unknown |
Origin | Manchester, England |
Destination | Chicago, Illinois, USA |
Recipient | Reynolds (n. Kavanagh), Mary Ann |
Recipient Gender | female |
Relationship | sisters-in-law |
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Doc. Type | |
Log | unknown |
Word Count | 312 |
Genre | politics,family |
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Transcript | [November 1888?] Dear Sister, You would have a stormey time during the election of the Presidant. We had the news heare next morning after he got in. I wonder if he will do anything for the Irish or Ireland now that he has got The English wair awfdly hurt about the English ambasesater been sent home. Onley they have got their hands fall of the Irish question. Their might be a bit of a fite but they have anough to do now what with all the womon that are getting mutilated in London. It is something dreadfull. Dear Sister, I have Sent a parcle this morning. It is a little presant to Mary. I hope you will get it all wright. 1 have paid the carrage through to Chicago. I would have sent her something sooner but the carrage is enormus. Please let me know when you get it if it is all write. You will haave it as soon as this letter. I hope she is a good girle. I forgot her age. I thought that she would be about 6 or 7 years. I hope God will spare her to you. My mother would be very lonley if she had not me. Men are all wright in there own place but their is no one Like a daughter when they get old. I hope that Mary wont forget to pray for her gran mother every day for her gran mother never lets one day pass without Saying the Rosary for Laurence & Mary Ann & her family. She is from morning till night saying her bades. Walking or Sitting She has the bades in her hands. Dear Sister, I have nothing more to tell you this time. Mother William & Patrick goines with Me in Sending our Love to you Laurence and all the children. Youre affectionate Sister Mary Ann |