#2. Josef MacHatton. 02.24.1897
Ashville, N.C.
Bro Hu & all the tribe -
Have been here near 2 months - there have been cold & rainy ??? not above 4 or 5 degrees below zero. Some snow ???
#8 Ruth E McComb Reid 11.24.1954
Mrs. Stuart Reid - 547 Armour Drive, Wichita, Kansas
Dearest Mom, Lillian & Mary - Just a line to say Hello & "Happy Thanksgiving" and to let you know how much we miss you all -
#11 unsure who wrote or to whom 01.25.1898
Duncanville, Ill.
My Dear Friend:
I thought possibly it was time for me to answer the letter you wrote me two years ago. If you think I am answering too soon you might lay my letter "on the table" for a…
#12 Mary MacHatton Hyslop 07.19.1907
60 N. 38th Street
Dear Sister Belle:-
In the last days I have received your two letters and have been so glad to get them. I am glad you take a hopeful view. Pa & Ma are almost beside themselves. Pa especially…
#13 Mary MacHatton Hyslop 12.22.1903
Yellow Springs, O.
My dear Father and Mother:
I shall go out to Allie's tomorrow and shall shoon get around to Aunt Mary's whom I am so anxious to see. I write now about another matter. Ed is…
#15 Mary MacHatton Nov. 27, 1894
Robinson, Ill.
My dear sister:-
I should have written to you long ago and the only excuse I offer is that I am teaching school and you know how little time I have.
#16 Flora - written to Martha MacHatton 04.11.1905
My dear Martha:-
It seems a shame that such good friends as we are can't keep up our correspondence any better, doesn't it?
#17 John Q McComb 08.10.1917
Thursday Night
Dear Belle and Children
I got here Ok and went to work at noon. I can not tell you much as it is late and I am at conf.
#18 Ruth McComb Reid 06.11.1955
Saturday
Dearest Mom, Lillian and Mary -
Plan to write you every day and how the days fly. We went to Pilger over Memorial week-end and it was good to see the folks - stopped in Lincoln and saw…
#19 David A McClung Sep. 26, 1904
Scotland, Indiana
The Rev. Hugh MacHatton
Duncanville, Ill.
My Dear Brother: - I have your letters of the 24" and have carefully noted their contents. I was glad to hear from you. Your letters…
#20 Samuel ?? Chicago, ILL 06.14.1905
Dear Mr. MacHatton
Your letter received yesterday and will say the fire insurance has been mislaid some where - and we have done our best to locate it but here failed. So I would have Mr. Wagner write you…
#21 W Georg (unknown written to Hugh MacHatton) 02.18.1889
My dear old Friend and brother
Seated at last to hold a long chat with you dear old friend of former years.