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<p>before this time Miss Virginia</p> | <p>before this time Miss Virginia</p> | ||
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<p>a Mrs. Do present my warmest</p> | <p>a Mrs. Do present my warmest</p> | ||
<p>congratulations & best wishes</p> | <p>congratulations & best wishes</p> | ||
Revision as of 17:45, 11 February 2024
<html>glad to hear it, as it is certainly
much better than he has
done since the war. I presume
before this time Miss Virginia
is no longer Miss, but has become
a Mrs. Do present my warmest
congratulations & best wishes
for her future happiness. Miss
Sophy too I presume has
become one of those happy
ones, shall you see her present
also my congratulations. Since I
last wrote, Miss Sallie Capers has
married a Mr. Stokes, Methodist
preacher, & a widower with Six
children, also Miss Mary C who married
a Rev Mr Thomason has been
left a widow with one child & I
hear very destitute. Our family are
as usual, Sister [Joni?] & children with
Ma, Lewis is now engaged to a Miss
Perrin of Abbeville, a very nice lady.
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