Letter from Cornelia Richardson to Frederick William Seward, April 28, 1871
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Letter from Cornelia Richardson to Frederick William Seward, April 28, 1871
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Date:1871-04-28
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Letter from Cornelia Richardson to Frederick William Seward, April 28, 1871
action: sent
sender: Cornelia Richardson
Birth: 1845-01-15
Death: 1890-12-10
location: Auburn, NY
receiver: Frederick Seward
Birth: 1830-07-08
Death: 1915-04-25
location: UnknownUnknown
transcription: crb
revision: tap 2018-04-05
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Cornelia Richardson wrote this letter in a letter from William Henry Seward
to Frederick William Seward, March 10, 1871 that was written by Olive Risley
Seward and copied by Lazette M. WordenAuburn April 28. 1871
Dear Mr. Seward
I wrote Mrs. Seward
day, an account of the wed-
ding. This morning we received
your telegram and were very
glad to hear all were well.
Please excuse the hurried
manner in which this letter
of Mr. Frederick's
Aunty
to-day.
Mr. Seymour
his attacks the other day, he
remembered all about it and
told Aunty the particulars,
he had started for Mr. Osbournes
meat market, when suddenly
he forgot where he was and
walked on hoping to meet
some one he knew but every
one was strange, and he did
not recover himself until he
had walked from Dr. Steeles
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way down on Clark St.
We are all getting along
nicely. Jimmy had recovered
and was here at work when
we received your letters in-
quiring about him.
We are all very glad to
have such good reports of
your continued improvement
in health and sincerely hope
it may be of long contin-
uance.
Very respectfully
Cora
Nelly
love to you and her Mama
she will write I think to-
morrow.
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Editorial Note
Dear Mr. Seward
I wrote Mrs. Seward
Birth: 1839-11-18 Death: 1913-11-09
yester-day, an account of the wed-
ding. This morning we received
your telegram and were very
glad to hear all were well.
Please excuse the hurried
manner in which this letter
of Mr. Frederick's
Birth: 1830-07-08 Death: 1915-04-25
is copied butAunty
Birth: 1803-11-01 Death: 1875-10-03
wanted to send it backto-day.
Mr. Seymour
Birth: 1791-04-15 Death: 1875-12-03Certainty: Probable
had another ofhis attacks the other day, he
remembered all about it and
told Aunty the particulars,
he had started for Mr. Osbournes
Birth: 1822-12-15 Death: 1886-07-06Certainty: Probable
meat market, when suddenly
he forgot where he was and
walked on hoping to meet
some one he knew but every
one was strange, and he did
not recover himself until he
had walked from Dr. Steeles
Birth: 1796 Death: 1888Certainty: Probable
way down on Clark St.
We are all getting along
nicely. Jimmy had recovered
and was here at work when
we received your letters in-
quiring about him.
We are all very glad to
have such good reports of
your continued improvement
in health and sincerely hope
it may be of long contin-
uance.
Very respectfully
Cora
Nelly
Birth: 1862-09-11 Death: 1921-10-05
wishes
me to give herlove to you and her Mama
she will write I think to-
morrow.