1867 December 12. Eliza Ann S., Brown Marsh, North Carolina, to her cousin, Joseph W. Hollingsworth. 

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                 Brown Marsh

                      Dec 12th 1867

 

    My dearest Cousin

 

                      I received your

highly appreciated letter, and will

indeavour to answer it, it makes me

feel both glad and sorry to get

your letters,  when I receive a letter

it makes me want to see the dear

boy worse,  I am sorry to say I cant

go up to see you all christmas, Mother

says I cant go, and you know what she

says must be so,  I dream the other

night you and Fannie were here,  I

thought Cousin Fanny was dressed

terable fine, that is a good dream

for her.  Cousin Joe I had the

toothache to kill last night, are you

sorry for me?  James give me some

pain killing to kill it but it did

not do it, he was sorry for me.

Now aint this interesting.