#244 Manquin, VA
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…
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.…
#246 3337 64th Place, Chicago Lawn, Ill.
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…
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.…
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...
#249 Manquin, VA
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…
#25 Thomas A McComb May 22, 1939
Effingham, Illinois
My Dear Sister and Nieces: - I am billed to appear in Chicago June 13-14-15 at McCormick Seminary as a delegate from Mattoon Presbytery to the meeting of Illinois Synod.
#250 Manquin, VA
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…
#251 Yellow Springs, Ohio
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…
#28 Martha MacHatton (Carr) 10.28.1904
Ossian, Ind.
My dear Uncle and Aunt:-
I can assure you that I think of you a great deal oftener than I write. Since coming here, I've had very little time for myself or friends.
Eviction
#32 Mary MacHatton Hyslop 07.24.1947
Haddonfield, N.J.
Dear Friends:
The letter came two days ago. As I have been "ejected" I am looking for another place and can write only briefly. I must first say I extend my sympathy to those…
Draft 1 and Draft 2 of letter stating"...would not be party to organize a church which does not give the people a chance at least once a year to express themselves..."
#35 Elen Young and Alexander Young 03.22.1865
Dear Children, I take the present opportunity of informing you that we are all well at present hoping that these few lines may find you all enjoying the same blessing...
Draft Notice of David B McComb
#37 Provost Marshal's Office Nov. 25, 1864
David B. McComb
Sir: You are hereby notified that you were, on the 25th day of Nov, 1864, legally drafted in the service of the United States for the period of One Year,…