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Letter to Alexander W. Beckwith, Sr. from E.B. [Elizabeth] Beckwith dated 21 February 1890 [found in legal envelope to Elizabeth Beckwith dated 8 August 1871]Gravelly Springs 21 Feb 1890 My Dear Brother Yours & Johns letter received also a card on yesterday from John. Thank you both. I am much p...
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Letter to Alexander W. Beckwith, Sr. from E.B. [Elizabeth] Beckwith dated 21 February 1890 [found in legal envelope to Elizabeth Beckwith dated 8 August 1871]Gravelly Springs 21 Feb 1890
My Dear Brother
Yours & Johns letter received
also a card on yesterday from John. Thank
you both. I am much pleased to know
that you are improving and have some
respite from your worst suffering.
And able to lie down again. I am steadily
improving. The first day I tried the air
set me back and I ached all over – but
the use of a bag of hot salt brought me
up again and out of bed.
I shall not write you again from
this place as I am soon to be in Florence
You ask me to come up to see you and
I am not prepared to leave Ala just now
and cannot say how much money I may
have to run about often. We are old enough
to try to see much of each other. perhaps I may
make some turn which enable me to come up
at short intervals and see John & you.
What you cannot help don’t trouble about
I will get thro some way. Your Sister E.B. Beckwith |
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FLPLBeckwith14_0002CorrespondenceLetter to Alexander W. Beckwith, Sr. from E.B. [Elizabeth] Beckwith dated 21 February 1890 [found in legal envelope to Elizabeth Beckwith dated 8 August 1871]Elizabeth BeckwithFLPL21 February 1890TextpdfFLPLBeckwith14_0002Paper documentEnglishIs part of the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library CollectionContact the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library for permission to useGravelly Springs 21 Feb 1890
My Dear Brother
Yours & Johns letter received
also a card on yesterday from John. Thank
you both. I am much pleased to know
that you are improving and have some
respite from your worst suffering.
And able to lie down again. I am steadily
improving. The first day I tried the air
set me back and I ached all over – but
the use of a bag of hot salt brought me
up again and out of bed.
I shall not write you again from
this place as I am soon to be in Florence
You ask me to come up to see you and
I am not prepared to leave Ala just now
and cannot say how much money I may
have to run about often. We are old enough
to try to see much of each other. perhaps I may
make some turn which enable me to come up
at short intervals and see John & you.
What you cannot help don’t trouble about
I will get thro some way. Your Sister E.B. Beckwith http://server15947.contentdm.oclc.org/u?/p15947coll10,1509 |
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