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Huff - Hylton families

Papers, 1803-14, 1858-82, 1975, n.d., Ms98-001


Letter from Ira S. Hylton in Dalton, Georgia, to Barbara E. Hylton.

Feb18,1864(1)

Dalton Georgia

February the 18 1864

Respected Sister

This morning affordes me the pleasure of droping you a few lines to Inform you that I am well and hope by the kind mercies of heaven that this will come to hand and find you and your children all well and doing well Dear Sister I have wrote to you about the death of Lorenza in my other letters I Received a letter from James Guthrie this morning Containing a lock of his hair which I send to you in this letter by Marion Hylton he started home this evening on a sick furlough for 30 days

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he had a good watch and thirty dollars in money when he died and a good overcoat thare is several monthes wages due him for his servises any thing that I can doe for you I will doe it with pleasure I think you had better authorise some person to get his things for you as soon as you can

Please write to me as soon as this comes to hand I Remain you affectionate Brother

Ira S. Hylton


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