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Transcription by PCHS Trustee Cathy Scott
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Geneva March 15, 1834
Dear Father, I received your letter on Wednesday last stating that you were making sugar and many other things. Please to have some good sugar when I come home because I should like some very much indeed. I wrote to you for a pair of pumps but you have sent me a pair of low shoes which are equally good. I will come home on the 22nd of the present month. We have very wet weather here. The snow fell on Friday night a very little but not enough to make sleighing. Please to tell Lucretia that she must write to me because I have received but one letter from her this term. I should like to receive a letter from Mother but I shall not scold her about it. I have no more to say at the present. Your affectionate son Nathan Oaks |
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Transcription by Doris Spink
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Author of Letter: Nathan Oaks Sr. (b.1821- d.1905)
Parents Thaddeus Oaks (1774– d.1824) and Fanny Dickinson Letter Recipient: Elias Cost (b.1777- d.1851) Stepfather to Nathan Oaks Sr. and first Postmaster of Oaks Corners. Fanny Dickinson Bannister-Oaks-Cost (b.1786- d.1850) Mother to Nathan Oaks Sr. and second wife of Elias Cost. Mary Lucretia Oaks (b.1824 –d.1855) sister to Nathan Sr. |
