Bagillt
July 11, 1851
Dear John,
We received Elizabeth’s letter on last Monday and was very
glad to hear that you was both quite well in health and that you had got
everything over and that everything was comfortable with you, therefore we have nothing more but that God may
grant you both grace and grant you much happiness in this world, and to inform
you that these few lines leaves us but very indifferent, that is, your mother’s
head keeps very bad altogether and that I am very lame and I have been more so
this last four or five weeks than I have been this long time, and likewise your
sister Mary Ellen she does not recover not near as she ought to do but all the
rest is well, thank God, and another thing is that we have to inform you of is
that neither you nor Elizabeth did mention in neither of your letters anything
about the two fellow passengers as Elizabeth brought but __ with her in her
chest unknown with to Captain or his wife, therefore we hope that when we shall
hear that we shall hear that they arrived safe the same as herself, and
likewise that you were glad to see them and to receive them and that you gave
the as much welcome as possible you could, for they have come but to America very
unimpressed from beginning to end, and you was saying in your letter about
Robert Jones journey, they are both he and she ___ ___ is preparing again to
get ready again in August for ___ has sent in his letter for them to come in
May if new problems the same as he did, and my aunt ___ to bring ___ to
___ ____ emigrant agent and received an
answer that there was no emigrants. She
is going to New Orleans at this time of the year and that he may recommend no
person to go there for it was dangerous for her to go there now, you will get
to move again if will be no workers they will start for we cannot say more
inform on that subject at present.
So your brothers and sisters sends their kindest respects to
you both and they are very thankful to
you for the __ you sent them and very glad to receive them, and they all wish
you both very joyous happiness, and we should be very much obliged to you if
you could be so kind as to send letters and cards for us to distribute for some
of your old friends for there is everybody ___ them so much you would not
believe for there is ever so many calling to see them one after the other ____
one another about them for we are obliged to __ __ somebody altogether if they are not very expensive ___
___ ___ ____ and we have to inform
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