Mrs. Belle McComb
Chicago,
Dear Sister and Brother and children.
I received your esteemed favor in due time glad indeed to know that you are all well and getting along good as ever.
I suppose the children are going to school now....]]> Mrs. Belle McComb
Chicago,
Dear Sister and Brother and children.
I received your esteemed favor in due time glad indeed to know that you are all well and getting along good as ever.
I suppose the children are going to school now....]]> Mrs. Belle McComb
Chicago,
Dear Sister and Brother and children.
I received your esteemed favor in due time glad indeed to know that you are all well and getting along good as ever.
I suppose the children are going to school now....]]> 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]]> Dear Sister (I think it is his sister Mary MacHatton (Hyslop) but may have been Belle or Martha]]> ]]> Dear Mother,
I have a few spare moments & I will try and get a letter sent to you tomorrow. I have been very well excepting a little sick spell with a bad cold.]]> Dear Mother,
I have a few spare moments & I will try and get a letter sent to you tomorrow. I have been very well excepting a little sick spell with a bad cold.]]> May 18, 1936
Mrs Belle McComb
Chicago Lawn
Dear Sister Belle,
I have not heard from any of your folks for a long time and am wondering if any letters are lost. I hope you are at lest as well as usual.
Ralph is at Urbana yet is he and Bertrel and Lillian have the same positions. How about Ruth. Are they all quite well?]]> May 18, 1936
Mrs Belle McComb
Chicago Lawn
Dear Sister Belle,
I have not heard from any of your folks for a long time and am wondering if any letters are lost. I hope you are at lest as well as usual.
Ralph is at Urbana yet is he and Bertrel and Lillian have the same positions. How about Ruth. Are they all quite well?]]> W W Collins
May 18, 1936
Mrs Belle McComb
Chicago Lawn
Dear Sister Belle,
I have not heard from any of your folks for a long time and am wondering if any letters are lost. I hope you are at lest as well as usual.
Ralph is at Urbana yet is he and Bertrel and Lillian have the same positions. How about Ruth. Are they all quite well?]]> 7-20-1931
Mrs Belle McComb
Chicago, IL
Dear Sister:
Herewith are a few pictures of Ed's family...]]> 7-20-1931
Mrs Belle McComb
Chicago, IL
Dear Sister:
Herewith are a few pictures of Ed's family...]]> 7-20-1931
Mrs Belle McComb
Chicago, IL
Dear Sister:
Herewith are a few pictures of Ed's family...]]> From: Will Collins
To: Belle McComb]]> I am writing some here for it is easier for me. I am not well. My shoulder and arm hurts. Think thought I may be getting better have not taken blood test lately for high pressure.
We have no preacher now. ]]> DOB: July , 25, 1866 - Primrose, Nebraska
Cause of Death: Peritonitis, secondary ruptured ureter]]> DOB: July , 25, 1866 - Primrose, Nebraska
Cause of Death: Peritonitis, secondary ruptured ureter]]> DOD: Dec. 15, 1940, Laurel, Cedar County, Nebraska
Born: Nov. 3, 1861]]> DOD: Dec. 15, 1940, Laurel, Cedar County, Nebraska
Born: Nov. 3, 1861]]> DOD: Dec. 15, 1940, Laurel, Cedar County, Nebraska
Husband of Anna Hoag,
Died of Cerebral Hemorrhage, secondary: hypertension : onset Feb 1, 1938
Son of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Collins MacHatton and George Collins
Burial: Laurel Neb, 12.17.1940
Son Oscar Collins reported his death]]> DOB: ]]> Wife of Dr. John D Reid of Pilger, Stanton County, Nebraska]]> Mr. Editor - In complying with your request, I send you a short account of some of the things I have seen in my travels so far.]]> Mr. Editor - In complying with your request, I send you a short account of some of the things I have seen in my travels so far]]> Mr. Editor - In complying with your request, I send you a short account of some of the things I have seen in my travels so far]]> Monday Morning
Dear Lizzie
Mary Am is just the same this morning as other mornings since I came no better and not visibly different. It could hardly be said there is hope.]]> Monday Morning
Dear Lizzie
Mary Am is just the same this morning as other mornings since I came no better and not visibly different. It could hardly be said there is hope.]]> Monday Morning
Dear Lizzie
Mary Am is just the same this morning as other mornings since I came no better and not visibly different. It could hardly be said there is hope.]]> 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. ]]>
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 ]]>
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. ]]> 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]]> 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 ]]> 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? ]]>