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Unknown writer. Letter to Isaac Post.
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| − | Dear Isaac & Amy | + | Amy's very acceptable letter |
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came duly to hand. I have said | came duly to hand. I have said | ||
to myself many a time I must | to myself many a time I must | ||
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questions. Georgie did not come | questions. Georgie did not come | ||
home when Camp Barker broke | home when Camp Barker broke | ||
| − | up. | + | up. The Parents of 160 children |
would not go over the river. | would not go over the river. | ||
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Binghamton May 31, 1864 Dear Isaac & Amy Amy's very acceptable letter came duly to hand. I have said to myself many a time I must write to you. but somehow I have not done it. The children being away and frequent writing to them perhaps has hindered me from writing to others. But if I have not written, your memories have been like a green tree. in the wilderness. Perhaps I can write now more satisfactorily from not having written in so long. First I will answer the questions. Georgie did not come home when Camp Barker broke up. The Parents of 160 children would not go over the river.