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                                                                   Punxsutawney Jefferson Co


Aprl the 16 1866


                  Miss Geat Der sistter


I Seat my Self this Butiful Sabbeth


Morning to ancer your Welcom letter


that Came to hand on the first day


of Aprel and was Pleas to here from


you Both.  I Just State that we ar


all wel but Mollie is Still grunting


A Round.  have Nutthing of Enny


importance to Rite to you at Present.


I have delaid Riting or Ancering


you Letter hoping you will be Kind


A Nuff to Parden Me.  We ar doing


verry wel at Present time.  I am


going to Commence bissness in


the Plase where we move to this


Spring.  Hoping that Mollie will


Get wel a gane and you get


here you and h hur will have


A Jollie time


Moll thinks that As She hase


bin Sick So long that she can


Com aff  after you As I can be


making Somthing While She is


gon after you.  Sow if She gets


Wel you May Expect to See her


in Verginna with her littel


yankkee daughter.


Wel I Expected you to have bin


here be fore now but you now the


Reasenes whigh I did not come.


I thought from your last letter that


you was Som what in Clind to


be impacint.  I have felt un


plesent a bout it.  I hop you wil


not decline the [Rider?] of coming.


Mollie Ses that you Must Hold on


to your yankee Preasher till She


Comes to Verginnie. Wel yet I


think that is a [?] Spirrit to


Manufest for all Mallis and hatred


Should be Exturminated from our


harts


I feel that the Cheaf


Magistrat of this [a?] N Stats


Wil Work for the intrest of His Peepel


his Corse has bin Regard as a


prudent Corse.  Yet if I am in


Yankeedom I dont approve of ther


Corse in Evry thing they do in


State a farse.  I am a demacrat and


Proud of the Name. and ther is plenty


of them here. and in Corse of time


the Repubcun Partee will be a Shame


of ther Sl Seles the Name of the


Partee. Thay will be lik the


Nownuthing in time past will


be glad to Secret them selevs


and in obcurity for Ever.


Wel I get a long fine with the peepel


out here for all the difrence of opinion


I love to live her fine fine I think


You wold lik it to if you


was here ther is a grat Meny


of our quntent wold be pleas


to See you.


Nothing More for the Present


give my love to all my


frends and reserve a porsion


of it for your Self


ancer this soon as you


get it Sow I may may


Here from you all


Your Bruther in love


J. W. Thomas


PunxSutawney Jefferson Co Pa


August 19 1866


 


          My Dear Sister


I ocupy My Self this Morning to Rite to


you for the last time in till you ancer this


Letter.  I cant not inder Stand Whigh it


is that our Corrospondance is Stopt for


a While you Have not ancer My last


Letter that I Ritten to you and you


Must assine Good Reasens for it Sister


or no apoligee will ancer in your case


unless your ded then that is the only thing


that Can Save you in this case but it


is sumthing Strange that you Have not


ancer our letter if you Have Reseve them


an Evin if you did not you mite of


Ritten to us Enny Way for the cumfurt


of Hearing from you all, and Mack


Has not Ritten Ether  and if neather


one of you cant Rase Money Enuf


I send you som for to Pay Postage


[Jenta?] I Have Ran to Postoffice till


I Have gotten tiurd of as[k]ing for


letter from you. our Postmaster told me


the last male day that you Had forcaken


us for he held all your letters from


Evry body Els he Ses that is the


best Hand Riting that comes to


this office. of the feemale Espesally


Well Geat I Have nuthing of Enny


importance to Rite to you at Present time


the Helth of our family is good but


Mollie Helth is Verry bad. She is


coming back in a bout Six


Weeks Just as soon as she can


get Redy for to com back for this


Conttry dos not a gree with Her.


She seames to be leaving Her life


By inches in the last few monts.


I Shal do all I can to Render Comfort


and Hapiness While I Have Her[.] Geat


You now I Have bin good to your


Sister. While She Has bin my


companion.


I going to Stay till Spring Till I


Settel up [strikethrough] my bisness then I aming


back to ther if nuthing Happenes


for if I live I Have Somthing a Hed


then I am Going Settel My Self


for life Som whare for I am geting


tiurd this Moving a bout so mush


though I had mony Here. this time


of the year is the time to make mony


Here[.] Sow I want to stay till Spring


and locked up my bisness till then


and make all i can till that time


for bound to Settel in old Vergina


if life lasts. though I do not Regret


Coming Here a taal nor she dont Ether


but that [Relase?] thay call P Chears


Her [fan?]ted Spirit up but yet I


Must Say that name sonds [?]eat to


Me though if the Peepel Has not


Shoune me that tribbut of Respect


that thay Shoud in time Rust


I often think of the Fact ther is a


ther is a Plase where [Serits?]


blend Wher frends Hole V


Hold fella ship with frends


though Sonder far By fath thery


ment a Round ona Common


murcy Seat, I Have a Hop


of meeting you all a gane


Sister Geat fase to fase it seems


Hard to be Separated from you


all and Mollie Heth is So bad


that I think She Had better


Go back A mong Her frends


and as Soon as I get my


bisness Settel up I com to


Nuthing is mor comfitable


then to be comfitable and


Happy.  My bushes is gring fine


the Girl is So Hansom and yet


you may now I love Her


Now Geat ancer this letter


Soon as you get this do not


de lay it befor She Starts Home


nuthing more


[right margin]


Your afficate Bruther J W Thomas


                                                                                                      Co Pa


Punxsatawny  Jefferson


Oct the 7 1866


                   My Dear Sister


i Sister  I Seat my Self to Rite


to you a gane I Should Like to now


What is the Reason that you dont


Rite to us Enny more. it is Somthing


strang indeede. Whe Have bin


Wating Pasionly for a ancer from you


to now if you ar Coming or Not.


Mollie Had Concluded to Com but


thought that She cold not make the


[Jount?] with Her Chailddren I thoug


ht it a Rong Move for Her to start


By Her Self to Vergina. So She


Has Concluded to Stay till Spring


and we all go to gether but


We Want you to Com if you


Have Concluded or desided what


to do in this case. the mony is


Redy for you E Enny


time you Want to Com out Here


if We are Coming that is no


Reason that you do not Com


out to See us and the Country.


We got a letter from Jane not long


Senes. Mollie is ancering that today


and I thought that I cold Rite to


You once more for the last time


and in form you that we live in


Regret. Now Geat I want you to


ancer this letter and till us what you


are a going to do if you ar coming


Say So if you are going to Stay say


so. Sow we will be Satisfide in


this Matter. We Have com to the


Conclusion that Your mad at us


or Somthing is in the wind that we[re?]


not of I Resevd a Paper from


Som of you I thought it strang that


ther was no letter with it I Suppose that


Mack Sent this letter  Paper to me


as I Sent Him one of Mine.


Wel Geat We are all Well at Present


time but My Self I Have a bad Cold


our Children ar Helthee and Mollie


Health is geting better then it was


the last time I Ritten to you. Perhaps


the Reason you did not Rite you was


Wating for Mollie to com. if you


Have that as your Excuse you ar


Excusihed. We Shal stay till Spring


then we are going to leave Here to Hunt


a Home in our Suthren Sole. We want


you to com out if you can as Have


told you the Mony is Redy for you


if Mack sent this Paper tell Him to


Send me that. and if you com i


Express the Mony With yours.


and if you do not com I Send


it in the Se Same Way to Him.


Now Geat ancer this letter Rite


off sow if you ar going to com


you may com before cold


Wether comes.


Nuthing More at Present


but Remane your


Frend un till deth


J W Thomas


          Dear Geet as Mr. Thomas


has to you I thought I would


rite a few lines to you wee


have writen so often and you


wont right to and why is


it are you mad at us or


have you not time. I think


you would have more time


to right than me for my


little babys are so much truble


well are all well at presant


but petty he is complaining


to day o geet you ought to


see my too sweat little pets


Edy and Willie is going to


school and Chirstan has pants on


to day and you ought to see him


give my love to all  MM Thomas


 


you must come soon / right soon  / as you get [along margin] this [at top of page]


March the 24


Cass Countie Ga Near


Kingston 3 1/2 miles


Dear Sister


            it is with the gratest plesure that I write to you


this plesant Sabeth morning to let you no


that I am well and in fine Spirits and truly


hop that when thies few lines comes to hand


tha will finde you and Jane. Henry, Ginny is


in the best of helth. Well Sister I supose


you think that it is a long time be fore I write


but wee did not get here untill laste Sunday


night and I tell you that we had a hard time


a geting here wee had to [la?] over So often on the


accounte of the high water and the bridges being wash


a way and the Slides in the roads. Geet you talk of


going to Maries by your Self but if you meat with


the diffaculties that I did you will not get there


but if you take my advise you will not Starte a lone


but if Thomas donte come after you this Summer and


if I donte like this plase I will go with come to Va


this April and go with you out there and if I like


this plase I will com after you and Bring you out here


I think this plase will be the plase for me for it is


Sertanly the holliest parte of the World I Saw


to Dr Harris and he ses it is the helthiest part


of the Cuntry that he ever lived in. I went to worke


laste tusday morning wee are working in the woods


at a Steam Sawmill and there is lots of virgin


here and wee are Bording with a olde man that


lived near Palls Mill by the name of


Smith.  it is not lonsom here altho there is


not much of a [Siler?] here but it is more


lively in town  wee will get the house framed


this week and the [?] will moove nearer


town and wee will worke there three or four


months well Sister I will stop when you


write to mollie giv my love to them all


my love to you all rite soon and tell


me all the nuse and tell mee Where Dan


Bowers is and whether he has took up with


his wife


                        nothing more pleas excuse this


                        bad writing for I am out of practis


                        your brother


                                    Hilie E. Hatfield


                                    to Geat


                                    Kingston


                                    Cass Countie


                                                Ga


                                                                                                                                    1867                                                                                                                August the 16


Kingston Cass Countey


Ga


                        Dear Sister I seate my Self


this beautiful Sabeth morning to let you no that


I am now a little beter this morning Since I


rote you the laste leter  I hav ben Sick and hav


bin worse of[f] then the firste time but think


I am impruvin a gain[.] I wente to Church last Sunday


with Maj Archer and the girls and had a Chill at the


Church and Stoped at Cass Mill and rested a while and


then we came home and a thursday had nother I


think I hav get them Stoped at the presant if I can


keepe them Stoped tho I Sertainly hav a Splendid


plase to and hav the best of attention  I think I will


Soon be abel to worke[.] it goes harde with me


to do nothing but we will take every thing


Chearful and Not complain  Sister I hope you


Will getalong beter then you hav bin geting a longe I will


do all I can for you but I am far from you and


donte no what will befall me but I hope I will


hav god helth and if I do I will try and com


to (Va) the fall 1868 [box around "1868"] I like this plase so well


but hav bin Sick but A persin is liable to get Sick


eny where[.]  Geate I wish you and Mollie and thomas


was out here and then I woulde be So hapey but I


hope we will meete Some time be fore longe[.]  tell


Mollie that I woulde like to See Her famley s[o]much


tell Eddie to be a good boy and I will come to see him


Geet the Widow has gon to abaptising and lefte

me at home[.]  there is grate revivle a goin on at a


plase in the Sevingteenth called Masadonie I am


not able to go to day but I hope I will be


well in a Shorte time to go with her


          Well Sister I will Stop for I am so weak that


I haf to Stop so often


            Geat the Widow Ses She was going to


rite a Shorte peas to you and you muste be Shore and


ancer it  Sister I donte no whether to ende this


to Newtown or to Bh [encircled] but I gess you will get it


            So I will Stop my love to you


            all  [rite] Soon and tell me all


            the news


                                    Yours truley


                                    [Hilie] E. Hatfield


                                    pleas excuse the bad  


                                                            riting