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| + | Feb 25th 1863 | ||
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| + | My dear Mr Baird | ||
| + | Mr [Thimball?] has | ||
| + | made a mistake in his | ||
| + | date, but I presume | ||
| + | [Major?] Dade will make | ||
| + | no difficulty about it – | ||
| + | if he does we cant help | ||
| + | it. I am glad you have | ||
| + | made the bargain with | ||
| + | Capt Alsop. I wrote Mr. | ||
| + | Hunter you were going to | ||
| + | do it to day – and I know | ||
| + | he will be entirely satisfied | ||
| + | when he knows you are | ||
| + | acting for him. | ||
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| + | [Tuck ?] received a long and | ||
| + | very kind letter from Eddie | ||
| + | to day – we were all glad | ||
| + | to hear that he would | ||
| + | not have to go far. Sally | ||
| + | wrote Cousin E what he | ||
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| + | [Pg2] | ||
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| + | & [M..s...?] both said. | ||
| + | I hope he will be able to | ||
| + | come home soon again. | ||
| + | In spite of the weather my | ||
| + | rheumatism is much better | ||
| + | I hope you haven’t suffered | ||
| + | as I have done. | ||
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| + | remember me to Cousin | ||
| + | E & [Willie?] and believe me | ||
| + | Sincerely yr friend | ||
| + | [Mr ?] E Hunter | ||
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| + | Mr. B R Baird | ||
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| + | [Pg3] | ||
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| + | Mr. B R Baird | ||
| + | Epping Forest | ||
Latest revision as of 17:12, 3 November 2014
[Pg1]
Feb 25th 1863
My dear Mr Baird Mr [Thimball?] has made a mistake in his date, but I presume [Major?] Dade will make no difficulty about it – if he does we cant help it. I am glad you have made the bargain with Capt Alsop. I wrote Mr. Hunter you were going to do it to day – and I know he will be entirely satisfied when he knows you are acting for him.
[Tuck ?] received a long and very kind letter from Eddie to day – we were all glad to hear that he would not have to go far. Sally wrote Cousin E what he
[Pg2]
& [M..s...?] both said. I hope he will be able to come home soon again. In spite of the weather my rheumatism is much better I hope you haven’t suffered as I have done.
remember me to Cousin E & [Willie?] and believe me Sincerely yr friend [Mr ?] E Hunter
Mr. B R Baird
[Pg3]
[Envelope]
Mr. B R Baird Epping Forest
