Yellow Springs, Ohio Nov 1st 1897
Dear Belle,
I received your letter Friday night as I returned from service. Was sorry I did not stay over night & see Mel Einley & wife....]]> Mother McH.]]> 10/23/1897]]> For value received I promise to pay to S W Collins the sum of three hundred dollars $300.00..]]> Dear Belle,
Enclosed please find two small pieces of linen all I could find. You might need it before I could get there. Forgot to say in my last letter that I would not have a trunk.]]> #208 Jan 19th (1907)
Dear Belle,
Enclosed please find two small pieces of linen all I could find. You might need it before I could get there. Forgot to say in my last letter that I would not have a trunk.]]> Saturday
Dear Martha or Mother??
Been waiting for pa to visit, but he seems to be busy all the time. My thumb was working Monday & until 3 next day, but....]]> Saturday
Dear Martha or Mother??
Been waiting for pa to visit, but he seems to be busy all the time. My thumb was working Monday & until 3 next day, but....]]> see #210 confirms this is from Lizzie
]]> Goes with 00210 - letter from Lizzie to Belle ]]> My dear old Friend and brother
Seated at last to hold a long chat with you dear old friend of former years.]]> My dear old Friend and brother
Seated at last to hold a long chat with you dear old friend of former years.]]> 1848
by Rev. Moses Arnot
Samuel Collins and Jane Taylor
1898 Anniversary invitation]]> Parents of Lizzie Collins (MacHatton)]]> Parents of Lizzie Collins (MacHatton)]]> 09.23.1898]]> and Isabella Currie Collins born 07.13.1803
records of births, marriages and deaths]]> John Collins
Isabella Currie Collins
Nancy Collins
James Adams Collins
Maria Elenor Collins
Elizabeth Collins MacHatton
Margaret Collins Bradford (Bradfute??)
Samuel Walter Collins
George Collins - husband of Elizabeth Collins daughter of John & Isabella - so she was a Collins married to a Collins


]]> John Collins
Isabella Currie Collins
Nancy Collins
James Adams Collins
Maria Elenor Collins
Elizabeth Collins MacHatton
Margaret Collins Bradford (Bradfute??)
Samuel Walter Collins
George Collins - husband of Elizabeth Collins daughter of John & Isabella - so she was a Collins married to a Collins]]> Letter from George Harper to his Cousin Isabella Currie (Collins) as he must have been in a Presbyterian seminary ... very lengthy letter - hard to read some of the writing.]]> 4 handwritten pages]]> Dear Shirley,
I am trying to clean out my boxes of files and keepsakes, and it occurred to me that you might like to have these letters of Grandpa Reid's. Mom saved them;]]> Dear Shirley,
I am trying to clean out my boxes of files and keepsakes, and it occurred to me that you might like to have these letters of Grandpa Reid's. Mom saved them;]]> Dear Shirley,
I am trying to clean out my boxes of files and keepsakes, and it occurred to me that you might like to have these letters of Grandpa Reid's. Mom saved them;]]> DOD Feb 24, 1909
J E Collins
Male
49 yrs 3 months 22 days]]> J E Collins
Male
49 yrs 3 months 22 days]]> J E Collins
Male
49 yrs 3 months 22 days
Married - wife just listed as Mrs. J E Collins
Occupation: Bookkeeper
Father: George Collins - born in Ohio
Mother Elizabeth Collins - born in Ohio]]> Burial Feb 26, 1909]]> First National Bank of Bloomington Stock certificate to Isabella Collins 02.18.1875 and a check from Isabella to S W Collins 03.04.1875 for $60]]> First National Bank of Bloomington Stock certificate to Isabella Collins and a check from Isabella to S W Collins]]> 03.04.1875 Check to S W (Samuel Walter) Collins ]]> Mr. S. W. Collins
Dear Sir
As this is Friday afternoon and I am out of employment I thought I had better spend the time in writing to a friend...]]> Mr. S. W. Collins
Dear Sir
As this is friday afternoon and I am out of employment I thought I had better spend the time in writing to a friend...]]> Mr. S. W. Collins
Dear Sir
As this is Friday afternoon and I am out of employment I thought I had better spend the time in writing to a friend...]]> Chicago
Dear Sir and Friend: -
Primary Day next Wednesday, September 11, 1918. This is the most important day in the history of this movement as far as Illinois is concerned.]]> Chicago
Dear Sir and Friend: -
Primary Day next Wednesday, September 11, 1918. This is the most important day in the history of this movement as far as Illinois is concerned.]]> Dear Sir and Friend: -
Primary Day next Wednesday, September 11, 1918. This is the most important day in the history of this movement as far as Illinois is concerned.]]> Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
Laurel, Nebraska
Dear Sister Belle Oct. 9, 1939
Just a few for it is very hard for me. I have to do it with my left had only I had a stroke the last of March but on the left side and it settled in my right hand...]]> Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
Laurel, Nebraska
Dear Sister Belle Oct. 9, 1939
Just a few for it is very hard for me. I have to do it with my left had only I had a stroke the last of March but on the left side and it settled in my right hand...]]> Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
Laurel, Nebraska
Dear Sister Belle Oct. 9, 1939
Just a few for it is very hard for me. I have to do it with my left had only I had a stroke the last of March but on the left side and it settled in my right hand. I could not use my leg from the knee down for three months. I am walking on crutches now but only in the house. Some time ago Dorthy Sent a letter to you but it was addressed wrong and came back. She has just toqed (sic) it again. How are you all. I am getting much better now. Yours Truly Love to All]]> Dear Sister,
Your letter recd. By some means that letter was lost - but I remember the contents. I will inclose check for $300.00 as you request. I suppose...]]> Dear Sister,
Your letter recd. By some means that letter was lost - but I remember the contents. I will inclose check for $300.00 as you request. I suppose...]]> #221, 222, 223, 224, 225 all refer to Hugh MacHatton's death]]> W. W. Collins, Solicitor
Laurel, NEB. Agency at
Laurel Neb, Oct. 2, 1907]]> Mrs. E MacHatton
Chicago Lawn
Dear Mother:
Your letter bringing the new of Pa's death received the 30th. I had just returned from Oklahoma that day....]]> Mrs. E MacHatton
Chicago Lawn
Dear Mother:
Your letter bringing the new of Pa's death received the 30th. I had just returned from Oklahoma that day....]]> #221, 222, 223, 224, 225 all refer to Hugh MacHatton's death]]> Member of Southern California Fruit Exchange
Orange, Cal. 9/26/1907
My Very Dear Mother:- I am greatly ashamed of myself that I have not written to you since I got your letter telling me that Father was so dangerously sick, but at first I waited a few days hoping I might hear again...]]> Member of Southern California Fruit Exchange
Orange, Cal. 9/26/1907
My Very Dear Mother:- I am greatly ashamed of myself that I have not written to you since I got your letter telling me that Father was so dangerously sick, but at first I waited a few days hoping I might hear again...]]> Member of Southern California Fruit Exchange
Orange, Cal. 9/26/1907
My Very Dear Mother:- I am greatly ashamed of myself that I have not written to you since I got your letter telling me that Father was so dangerously sick, but at first I waited a few days hoping I might hear again...]]> #221, 222, 223, 224, 225 all refer to Hugh MacHatton's death]]> Attorney at Law
Palestine, Crawford County, Illinois
September 22, 1916
Mrs. Bell McComb Chicago Lawn, Illinois
Dear Cousin:
I am writing a purely business letter and only wish a short reply and so I enclose a stamped envelope and wish if not asking too much you reply as soon as you conveniently can.
Mr. McClung has been after me for some time to write to Mary]]> Dear Mother,
I am at school today. I have not many schollars ... DOCUMENT IS VERY HARD TO READ]]> Dear Mother,
I am at school today. I have not many schollars ... DOCUMENT IS VERY HARD TO READ]]> Dear Mother,
I am at school today. I have not many schollars ... DOCUMENT IS VERY HARD TO READ]]>