Lillian Walls-Blewett Letters - 05 April 1947 - Page 2

intended to get married again. I took

it to be the old woman who lived next

door to him and who had always been

so good to him. He was advising me

to do likewise, but that I will never do.

Life is very lonely, but while I have my

health I can do a lot of good in many

ways. There are times when I feel quite

home sick for America, and if I did not

have Myrtle to look after I would go over

at once. One of the sons have offered to

keep her if I should go over in an

other years time. Things are too unsettled

over there just now.

Now in regards to your letter

Well I have all the records of all the

family in the Bible that Mother gave

me when I got married [02 July 1896]

And I will copy yours out and send

you. You were born in Feb. 4 1882

The only certificates we had was our

baptism. I can remember seeing

Mother giving them all to Lizzie Maker

who lived next door to us in National Mine.

She copied them out into my Bible

what Mother did with them after that I

don't know. Even Mother[s] marriage Cert[ificate].

Some years ago, I sent Willie['s] on to him.

I don't just know how you want me

to make it out but if this is not

 

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