photograph John Q, Lillian, Mary Bertrell, Ralph and Isabelle (Belle), Ruth in front McComb]]>
photograph John Q, Lillian, Mary Bertrell, Ralph and Isabelle (Belle), Ruth in front McComb]]>
photograph John Q, Lillian, Mary Bertrell, Ralph and Isabelle (Belle), Ruth in front McComb]]>
photograph]]>
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Cheryl Reid Rennick]]>
1 O'Clock
Hello, little children
I am at the Center - Come over if you need me.
I think your mother is going to Aunt Mary's to get the car for tonight. Aunt Mary called me to see if Susan was here.
See you later.
Aunt Lil]]>
1 O'Clock
Hello, little children
I am at the Center - Come over if you need me.
I think your mother is going to Aunt Mary's to get the car for tonight. Aunt Mary called me to see if Susan was here.
See you later.
Aunt Lil]]>
1 O'Clock
Hello, little children
I am at the Center - Come over if you need me.
I think your mother is going to Aunt Mary's to get the car for tonight. Aunt Mary called me to see if Susan was here.
See you later.
Aunt Lil]]>
Parole and Pardon Board
09.26.1961
Parole and Pardon Board, Springfield, Ill.
Subject: Charles Brooks Joliet #38810
Sentenced: May 25, 1956 5-12 Years
Indictment No.: 56-970 Assault to Rape
Docket: October 1961 Cook County]]>
Parole and Pardon Board, Springfield, Ill.
Subject: Charles Brooks Joliet #38810
Sentenced: May 25, 1956 5-12 Years
Indictment No.: 56-970 Assault to Rape
Docket: October 1961 Cook County
I was the victim of the above assault, and received your letter regarding another hearing scheduled for September 28, 1961. I am unable to attend in person.
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Parole and Pardon Board
09.26.1961
Parole and Pardon Board, Springfield, Ill.
Subject: Charles Brooks Joliet #38810
Sentenced: May 25, 1956 5-12 Years
Indictment No.: 56-970 Assault to Rape
Docket: October 1961 Cook County]]>
Parole and Pardon Board, Springfield, Ill.
Subject: Charles Brooks Joliet #38810
Sentenced: May 25, 1956 5-12 Years
Indictment No.: 56-970 Assault to Rape
Docket: October 1961 Cook County
I was the victim of the above assault, and received your letter regarding another hearing scheduled for September 28, 1961. I am unable to attend in person.]]>
Parole and Pardon Board
09.26.1961
Parole and Pardon Board, Springfield, Ill.]]>
09.26.1961]]>
Circuit Court of Cook County - Bus Accident
No. 58-C 11271
Mary B. McComb vs.
Chicago Transit Authority, a municipal corporation and John Doe
Interrogatories
The interrogatories herein set forth are directed to Mary B. McComb, plaintiff in the above-entitled cause, to be answered and signed by the said Mary B. McComb, under oath, pursuant to the Statues of the State of Illinois and the Rules of the Supreme Court, in such case made and provided,
1....]]>
Circuit Court of Cook County - Bus Accident
No. 58-C 11271
Mary B. McComb vs.
Chicago Transit Authority, a municipal corporation and John Doe
Interrogatories
The interrogatories herein set forth are directed to Mary B. McComb, plaintiff in the above-entitled cause, to be answered and signed by the said Mary B. McComb, under oath, pursuant to the Statues of the State of Illinois and the Rules of the Supreme Court, in such case made and provided,
1....]]>
Circuit Court of Cook County - Bus Accident
No. 58-C 11271
Mary B. McComb vs.
Chicago Transit Authority, a municipal corporation and John Doe
Interrogatories
The interrogatories herein set forth are directed to Mary B. McComb, plaintiff in the above-entitled cause, to be answered and signed by the said Mary B. McComb, under oath, pursuant to the Statues of the State of Illinois and the Rules of the Supreme Court, in such case made and provided,
1....]]>
Circuit Court of Cook County - Bus Accident]]>
Victim statement bus accident - back injury]]>
Victim statement bus accident - back injury]]>
Victim statement bus accident - back injury
draft & final copy]]>
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My Dear Mr and Mrs McHatton
Five minutes ago we received your most welcome letter - Rejoice to hear from you once more - only yesterday Anna and I was wondering how this cold winter was serving you. It has been so very ]]>
My Dear Mr and Mrs McHatton
Five minutes ago we received your most welcome letter - Rejoice to hear from you once more - only yesterday Anna and I was wondering how this cold winter was serving you. It has been so very ]]>
My Dear Mr and Mrs McHatton
Five minutes ago we received your most welcome letter - Rejoice to hear from you once more - only yesterday Anna and I was wondering how this cold winter was serving you. It has been so very ]]>
paper for Ruth's French class
francais
IV.A 1. On avait lu dans la "Siecle" du 28 avril la grande defaite du Roi des montagnes.
2. Des la 30 au matin, Herman .....
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paper for Ruth's French class
francais
IV.A 1. On avait lu dans la "Siecle" du 28 avril la grande defaite du Roi des montagnes.
2. Des la 30 au matin, Herman ..... ]]>
paper for Ruth's French class
francais
IV.A 1. On avait lu dans la "Siecle" du 28 avril la grande defaite du Roi des montagnes.
2. Des la 30 au matin, Herman ..... ]]>
paper for Ruth's French class
francais
IV.A 1. On avait lu dans la "Siecle" du 28 avril la grande defaite du Roi des montagnes.
2. Des la 30 au matin, Herman ..... ]]>
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Dec. 29, 1896
Dear Mother:
I rec’d your letter a few days ago, and I was ashamed to learn that I had not written to you for so long,
indeed I thought I had written since you sent us the pictures. Well, I shall try and do better in the future.
We rec’d the pictures in good time and in good condition. We were delighted to get them. I think the
girls are fine looking. Those of Mr. MacHatton and yourself are very good. Now for the next thing, we wish
some of you to visit us next summer. If you can’t come, let some of the girls come and spend part if not all the
summer vacation with us. Please do not]]>
Dec. 29, 1896
Dear Mother:
I rec’d your letter a few days ago, and I was ashamed to learn that I had not written to you for so long,
indeed I thought I had written since you sent us the pictures. Well, I shall try and do better in the future.
We rec’d the pictures in good time and in good condition. We were delighted to get them. I think the
girls are fine looking. Those of Mr. MacHatton and yourself are very good. Now for the next thing, we wish
some of you to visit us next summer. If you can’t come, let some of the girls come and spend part if not all the
summer vacation with us. Please do not]]>
Dec. 29, 1896
Dear Mother:
I rec’d your letter a few days ago, and I was ashamed to learn that I had not written to you for so long,
indeed I thought I had written since you sent us the pictures. Well, I shall try and do better in the future.
We rec’d the pictures in good time and in good condition. We were delighted to get them. I think the
girls are fine looking. Those of Mr. MacHatton and yourself are very good. Now for the next thing, we wish
some of you to visit us next summer. If you can’t come, let some of the girls come and spend part if not all the
summer vacation with us. Please do not]]>
Jan. 7, 1904
My dear Mother
I have just received a letter from Mary enclosing a letter from Martha telling all about what a bad time you have been having. Mary McComb had mentioned some time ago you’re having a sore thumb and Joe had written that you had something like a felon on your thumb but as I hear nothing from home about it supposed it wasn’t anything serious. ]]>
Jan. 7, 1904
My dear Mother
I have just received a letter from Mary enclosing a letter from Martha telling all about what a bad time you have been having. Mary McComb had mentioned some time ago you’re having a sore thumb and Joe had written that you had something like a felon on your thumb but as I hear nothing from home about it supposed it wasn’t anything serious. ]]>
Jan. 7, 1904
My dear Mother
I have just received a letter from Mary enclosing a letter from Martha telling all about what a bad time you have been having. Mary McComb had mentioned some time ago you’re having a sore thumb and Joe had written that you had something like a felon on your thumb but as I hear nothing from home about it supposed it wasn’t anything serious. ]]>
March 4, 1904
Dear Mother and Sister,
We got home from Richmond yesterday about 3 P.M. We did not get Tom’s card till late Tuesday eve and we did not get his letter at all so we did not know anything of his intentions to come and in his card he said he would do a ]]>
March 4, 1904
Dear Mother and Sister,
We got home from Richmond yesterday about 3 P.M. We did not get Tom’s card till late Tuesday eve and we did not get his letter at all so we did not know anything of his intentions to come and in his card he said he would do a ]]>
Duncanville, ILL
Jan. 11th, 1905
My dear John & Belle,
We wish to congratulate you on the advent of your big daughter. Am so much relieved of anxiety. Hope they are both getting along well & will continue to do so...]]>
Jan. 11th, 1905
My dear John & Belle,
We wish to congratulate you on the advent of your big daughter. Am so much relieved of anxiety. Hope they are both getting along well & will continue to do so...]]>
Duncanville, ILL
Jan. 11th, 1905
My dear John & Belle,
We wish to congratulate you on the advent of your big daughter. Am so much relieved of anxiety. Hope they are both getting along well & will continue to do so...
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Susan Reid has original]]>
May 23, 1905
My dear Belle,
It is a long time since we have had a letter from you & we are not only anxious to hear from you but do want to see you all so much. I beg pardon for not writing to you sooner for I know you are waiting to hear from us. Well you see where we have landed & you are wondering what we are all doing...]]>
My dear Belle,
It is a long time since we have had a letter from you & we are not only anxious to hear from you but do want to see you all so much. I beg pardon for not writing to you sooner for I know you are waiting to hear from us. Well you see where we have landed & you are wondering what we are all doing...]]>
My dear Belle,
It is a long time since we have had a letter from you & we are not only anxious to hear from you but do want to see you all so much. I beg pardon for not writing to you sooner for I know you are waiting to hear from us. Well you see where we have landed & you are wondering what we are all doing...]]>
Susan's collection probably has original hand written]]>
Nov. 3, 1905
My dear John & Belle,
Did not think of this being the 45 & 47 anniversary of Ed and Will’s birth until I dated this letter. “How time do fly “as the old colored woman said when she was told that Christ was born 1800 years ago. Rec’d your cards from Paris & Richmond. I am looking for a long letter giving an account of your visit in Crawford Co. Did you see Abe? ]]>
Nov. 3, 1905
My dear John & Belle,
Did not think of this being the 45 & 47 anniversary of Ed and Will’s birth until I dated this letter. “How time do fly “as the old colored woman said when she was told that Christ was born 1800 years ago. Rec’d your cards from Paris & Richmond. I am looking for a long letter giving an account of your visit in Crawford Co. Did you see Abe? ]]>
Nov. 3, 1905
My dear John & Belle,
Did not think of this being the 45 & 47 anniversary of Ed and Will’s birth until I dated this letter. “How time do fly “as the old colored woman said when she was told that Christ was born 1800 years ago. Rec’d your cards from Paris & Richmond. I am looking for a long letter giving an account of your visit in Crawford Co. Did you see Abe? ]]>
Dec. 17, 1912
Dear Sister – you will receive a little package. We did not know the ages of any of the children but guessed at Lillian’s – I thought she was about 6 years old, so sent the set of dolls for her. The rest of the things you can ]]>
Dec. 17, 1912
Dear Sister – you will receive a little package. We did not know the ages of any of the children but guessed at Lillian’s – I thought she was about 6 years old, so sent the set of dolls for her. The rest of the things you can ]]>
Dec. 17, 1912
Dear Sister – you will receive a little package. We did not know the ages of any of the children but guessed at Lillian’s – I thought she was about 6 years old, so sent the set of dolls for her. The rest of the things you can ]]>
April 8, 1905
My dear Mother,
Received your letter yesterday. Somehow I just felt that the next letter I got from home would have bad news in it and I just trembled when Martin handed me the letter. Of course it is good if you are getting what Dale owes you but I never was so distressed in my life to think that I will never see my dear old home again]]>
April 8, 1905
My dear Mother,
Received your letter yesterday. Somehow I just felt that the next letter I got from home would have bad news in it and I just trembled when Martin handed me the letter. Of course it is good if you are getting what Dale owes you but I never was so distressed in my life to think that I will never see my dear old home again]]>
April 8, 1905
My dear Mother,
Received your letter yesterday. Somehow I just felt that the next letter I got from home would have bad news in it and I just trembled when Martin handed me the letter. Of course it is good if you are getting what Dale owes you but I never was so distressed in my life to think that I will never see my dear old home again]]>
Feb. 26, 1916
Dear Sister: Your letters and check came yesterday. Dear me, what you going to have next? Sure, you’re beating Job at his own game. ]]>
Feb. 26, 1916
Dear Sister: Your letters and check came yesterday. Dear me, what you going to have next? Sure, you’re beating Job at his own game. John's arm and back]]>
Feb. 26, 1916
Dear Sister: Your letters and check came yesterday. Dear me, what you going to have next? Sure, you’re beating Job at his own game. ]]>
Mrs. Belle McComb
Chicago, Ill.
Dear Sister Belle
I am alone this afternoon and am writing to some friends ?? Martha and Mary McComb as well as this to you. Mary and I ae real friends you know, perhaps that is all at our age.
I realize now more than ever what a blessing it is to have close friends such as you and Martha and ]]>
Mrs. Belle McComb
Chicago, Ill.
Dear Sister Belle
I am alone this afternoon and am writing to some friends ?? Martha and Mary McComb as well as this to you. Mary and I ae real friends you know, perhaps that is all at our age.
I realize now more than ever what a blessing it is to have close friends such as you and Martha and ]]>
Mrs. Belle McComb
Chicago, Ill.
Dear Sister Belle
I am alone this afternoon and am writing to some friends ?? Martha and Mary McComb as well as this to you. Mary and I ae real friends you know, perhaps that is all at our age.
I realize now more than ever what a blessing it is to have close friends such as you and Martha and ]]>
Dec. 16, 1932
Mrs. Belle McComb
Chicago, Ill.
Dear Sister
It being quite a while since I had a letter from you I really have forgotten whether I owe you a letter or not. However will be glad to hear from you and the family soon again.
I have some good news that I want to tell you about as well as that conditions are very bad here. The good news is that I have another fine grand son a month old past now and he has good health so far.]]>
Dec. 16, 1932
Mrs. Belle McComb
Chicago, Ill.
Dear Sister
It being quite a while since I had a letter from you I really have forgotten whether I owe you a letter or not. However will be glad to hear from you and the family soon again.
I have some good news that I want to tell you about as well as that conditions are very bad here. The good news is that I have another fine grand son. ]]>
Dear Husband,
Your letters and Martha's received yesterday (Monday). Was glad to get word from you and know that you are both]]>
Dear Husband,
Your letters and Martha's received yesterday (Monday). Was glad to get word from you and know that you are both]]>
See #192, 193, 194, 195 for additional letters reg Ralph's birth]]>
2 pages COPY OF LETTER IN CLR - 00196 to match Susan's]]>