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Estabrooks, Elisha Henry, 1844- / Letters, 1862
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Estabrooks, Elisha
[Transcribed letter from Elisha Estabrooks to his sister, Ellen Estabrooks: Vicksburg, Mississippi, August 15, 1864]
Vicksburg Miss Aug 15th 1864 Dear sister I received that letter that had so many parts to it. I was very glad to see the friends that I had left behind willing to write A few lims to me to encourage me A long. I dont feel like answering them to day, but as soon as I get A little stronger, I will try and write A few words in reply to those that the girls wrote. give my respects to Briggses girls, and Miss Chase in particular. I cant think of any more' to write this time. Tell Charley Ingram that I havent received any letter from him since I was there to port hudson and that one I answered the next day after I got it. give my best respects to Charley also Mr. Vanallen that is is all for this time. so good By for this time. hoping if we dont m eet again here on earth that we shall meet. in that better land where three will be no more parting. put you trust in god and you will always have some one to gide you. Write soon. Tell all the news. yours truly From Elisha H. Estabrooks To Ellen T. Estabrooks
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