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Estabrooks, Elisha Henry, 1844- / Letters, 1862
SC 1083 ([unpublished])

Estabrooks, Elisha
[From Elisha Estabrooks to his father, Robert Estabrooks: Bebbledom, June 8, 1864] 

B______ June 8/64
Dear father mother sisters and brother I am well at present.  I received
two letters from you yesterday.  One was written may 22nd and the other was
written April 27th.  I was very glad to hear from home and to hear that you
all was well and to hear that you had got some one to help you do your work.
 I think if I like to get home I will have quite of flocks of sheep if they
keep increasing and I think that Nelley colt will be large enough to brake.
 I am glad that you have got a long with the house as well as you have. 
Father I enjoy myself very well, but it is very hot here.  I had a letter
all written sealed up and a stamp on it and the mail came just in time to
save me from
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