77 Islington, Liverpool
May 6, 1876
My Dear Brother & Sister,
I am sure the time must look very long to you with us
disappointing you in coming. I have
felt it very much with not hearing from you so often, but I am glad to say now
the children are quite well and after we come from Holywell I shall feel more
comfortable for to take the journey to the far west. Richard has told you all the particulars and
left me nothing to say. Only write as
often as you like for our letters will be absent.
So I think the time we will be traveling will be very warm
and I hardly provided for cold, so they tell me when it does commence to be
warm it continues not like England, one day hot and the next cold, but however,
I am willing to chance it.
I trust you have all been well since we heard from you, and
I hope now that we shall not be long before we see each other as I am unsettled. I don’t care how soon it is finished. Excuse this hasty letter with best love to
all and fond kisses from children and self from your affectionate sister,
M A Garner
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