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Alice I should and the children have had to go to the Workhouse but bless God they have given us every assistance they could and you are well aware that they have been very kind to your family.
My dear Husband,
N°29 Ayrs Quay Road. Bishopsgate, July 8th 1864.
I received your most welcome letter yesterday, the 7th instant, and according to your wishes, I have done as well as I could for myself and the children.
I wish to answer your letter by return of post, and am sorry to inform you of my state of poverty that I have been subjected to since you left, not having anything to keep myself and the dear children.
My Sister Alice and I hope that if God spares you to return, this letter will be a welcome one to you.
You say in your letter that you shall send some money by the next mail, which I hope you will do, for I and the dear children are in need.
I hope that once more we shall be together, and that you will be able to keep Mother and us.
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Alice I should and the children have had to go to the Workhouse but bless God they have given us every assistance they could and you are well aware that they have been very kind to your family.
My dear Husband,
N°29 Ayrs Quay Road. Bishopsgate, July 8th 1864.
I received your most welcome letter yesterday, the 7th instant, and according to your wishes, I have done as well as I could for myself and the children.
I wish to answer your letter by return of post, and am sorry to inform you of my state of poverty that I have been subjected to since you left, not having anything to keep myself and the dear children.
My Sister Alice and I hope that if God spares you to return, this letter will be a welcome one to you.
You say in your letter that you shall send some money by the next mail, which I hope you will do, for I and the dear children are in need.
I hope that once more we shall be together, and that you will be able to keep Mother and us.
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Alice I should and the children have had to go to the Workhouse but bless God they have given us every assistance they could and you are well aware that they have been very kind to your family.
My dear Husband,
N°29 Ayrs Quay Road. Bishopsgate, July 8th 1864.
I received your most welcome letter yesterday, the 7th instant, and according to your wishes, I have done as well as I could for myself and the children.
I wish to answer your letter by return of post, and am sorry to inform you of my state of poverty that I have been subjected to since you left, not having anything to keep myself and the dear children.
My Sister Alice and I hope that if God spares you to return, this letter will be a welcome one to you.
You say in your letter that you shall send some money by the next mail, which I hope you will do, for I and the dear children are in need.
I hope that once more we shall be together, and that you will be able to keep Mother and us.
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