Box 1 [1M-H-2A]
Contains 135 Results:
Edwin Barrett to Samuel and Nancy Barrett, 1851-09-30
Letter from Edwin Barrett (Pleasant Grove) to Samuel and Nancy Barrett describing arrangements made to leave school long enough to accompany them on their journey and Sarah taking over teaching as a result of Miss Emily’s sudden marriage.
Edwin Barrett to Sarah Barrett, 1851-10-07
Letter from Edwin Barrett (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) to Sarah Barrett (Louisburg, North Carolina) describing the very poor condition of his father, plans for the journey, and Ellen’s well-being.
R.W. Branch to Sarah Barrett, 1852-03-08
Letter from R.W. Branch to Sarah Barrett describing news of family and friends and hopes that they come back.
Eliza A. Barrett to "Aunt", 1852-05-29
Letter from Eliza A. Barrett (Baldwinville) to "Aunt" describing news of family and friends, Ellen’s recent marriage, and books and magazines read.
Sarah Barrett to Edwin Barrett, 1852-06-25
Letter from Sarah Barrett (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) to Edwin Barrett expressing her gladness that he is enjoying a pleasant trip, and describing her father returned home from his trip safely, purchases at Worcester, and wish to be reunited as a family soon.
Sarah Barrett to Edwin Barrett, 1852-07-04
Letter from Sarah Barrett (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) to Edwin Barrett describing that she is waiting to hear from him and visits from and news of family and friends.
Sarah Barrett to Edwin Barrett, 1852-07-21
Letter from Sarah Barrett (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) to Edwin Barrett describing blueberry picking with Eddie, Ellen’s health, and her wish to spend time in the South.
Sarah Barrett to Edwin Barrett, 1852-08-08
Letter from Sarah Barrett (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) to Edwin Barrett expressing delight in receiving his letter, and describing striving to be a better Christian wife and mother and news of family and friends.
Edwin Barrett to Sarah Barrett, 1852-08-11
Letter from Edwin Barrett (Littleton, North Carolina) to Sarah Barrett describing the receipt of a recent letter, news of family, and Miss Kipp desire to return to the South.
Edwin Barrett to Sarah Barrett, 1852-08-15
Letter from Edwin Barrett (Littleton, North Carolina) to Sarah Barrett describing his hopes to see her in three months and to use the time in between to improve themselves, a walk in the woods resulted in seed ticks, a negro holiday the day before, and the opening of school.