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Author Archives: Lisaperryjd
Civil War Letter 1862
Civil War Letter Fort Snelling Novem 3 1862[1] Dear Sister I receved your letter yesterday and was very glad to here from you all. It has been some time since we herd from you. We got all … Continue reading
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Civil War Letter Oct 24 1862
This letter was sent from the James and William Nelings’ parents and siblings to the boys somewhere in Minnesota. Both James and William, and their cousin Daniel A. Neelings served in the 27th Iowa Infantry, Company E. The 27th was … Continue reading
David Dickie Nelings Autograph Book, pt 3
In addition to family, friends and neighbors also signed Dick’s autograph book. Mathilde Ulrich was a neighbor of the Nelings in 1895. Rose A. (Johnson) Kingdon was a resident of Broadland, a neighboring township. Roy Parks, who is currently unknown.
David Nelings Autograph book, part 2
David’s family was large, so here are more entries from his family: David “Dick” Tyrrell’s mother wrote a sentiment most mothers would have written. I wonder if this is a general statement or if she was reminding Dick of his … Continue reading
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David “Dickie” Nelings Autograph Book
One of the items gifted by my cousin was David “Dickie” Nelings’ autograph book. Autograph books were used to collect signatures, well-wishes, and addresses of school friends and teachers (http://www.ohiohistoryhost.org/ohiomemory/archives/2546). Usually, autograph books were kept by young women, in this … Continue reading
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Tyrrell Family Reunion
I spent the past 10 days at a family reunion in Montana. This was the first reunion that the “younger” generation has planned and executed and I am exhausted. It felt like I spent the entire 4 days of the … Continue reading
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Letter from home, Civil War
Civil War Letter National July 30 Dear Will. I received a letter from you on Satterday writen on the 10. I was very glad to here you were still well when so many thare is sick. That is … Continue reading
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Asa BURRELL Probate
Asa Burrell lived and died in Brandon, Rutland County, Vermont. His estate was probated in April of 1872. He was married to Abigail Burrell, who survived him. In the process of finding out information about the Cheneys, I copied his probate … Continue reading
WH Neling letter home
This letter retains the spelling of the original. Grand [E]core Louisiana April the 17 [1864] Dear Mother I recived a letter from you the other day dated the 11. I was glad to here from you. It was the first … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Louisiana, Grand Ecore, Shreveport Louisiana
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Found film–looking for owners
My parents came into possession of a number of 8mm films reels from the 1950s-1960s. They got them at a second-hand store near Tucson Arizona. I would love for the films to find their family. I believe the family was … Continue reading
