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Letter to Pvt. Charles H. Austin Company E 14th New York Heavy Artillery Volunteers |
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there is no news from vernon in particularVernon November 23 1864Dear Husband a few lines to you hopeing to find you quite well as we are about pretty well i have not felt well this last week but i hope i shell feel better pretty soon i have had lttle cold your mother and father send there love i am writing these few lines to you but god knows weather you will get it or not for we keep writeing but i am affraid you do not get them but it is not becaus we dont write your father has not sold his hops yet neather has my father. he is not so he can work yet but is some better i have not herd from alf lately nor we have not herd from John in six or eight weeks but his father (?) has herd since then Eliza & family are well Eds & Hatts family are well i do wish i could know more how you get along than i do for i feel very anxious to know but i suppose i shell know what it to want but keep up your spirits it is hard i know for you to be a prisoner without cloths as you are but we shell have to leave it all god knows what is best live in hopes yet now i must stop & no more from your loveing Wife Fannie |