http://letters.accessgenealogy.com History and life as shown through letters. Sat, 22 Oct 2005 21:15:24 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en November, 1913.Dear Mrs. Coney,—This is Sunday and I suppose I ought not to be writing, but I must write to you and I may not have another chance soon. Both your letters have reached me, and now that our questions are settled we can proceed to proceed.Now, this is the ... http://letters.accessgenealogy.com/?p=29 November, 1913.My dear Friend,—I have wanted to write you for a long time, but have been so busy. I have had some visitors and have been on a visit; I think you would like to hear about it all, so I will tell you.I don't think you would have admired ... http://letters.accessgenealogy.com/?p=28 October 8, 1913.My dear Friend,—I have had such a happy little peep into another's romance that I think I should be cheating you if I didn't tell you. Help in this country is extremely hard to get; so when I received a letter from one Aurelia Timmons, saying she wanted ... http://letters.accessgenealogy.com/?p=25 June 12, 1913.Dear Mrs. Coney,—Your letter of the 8th to hand, and in order to catch you before you leave I'll answer at once and not wait for time. I always think I shall do better with more time, but with three "bairns," garden, chickens, cows, and housework I don't ... http://letters.accessgenealogy.com/?p=24 May 5, 1913.Dear Mrs. Coney,—Your letter of April 25 certainly was a surprise, but a very welcome one. We are so rushed with spring work that we don't even go to the office for the mail, and I owe you letters and thanks. I keep promising myself the pleasure of ... http://letters.accessgenealogy.com/?p=23