Randall Letters - December 4, 1862

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Document Type: Autograph Letter Signed

Author: Harrison E. Randall
Date: December 4, 1862
Place: Lexington, Kentucky
To: Zebedee H. Randall

Physical Description: Pencil on lined paper; 2 pages (20 x 13 cm) on 1 sheet

Number: MSN CW 5013-6

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Lexington Dec 4/62

Dear Father

Yours of the 30th came to hand last night and I was very glad to hear that you were well and getting along so well We are all getting along quite well for us the most of the Lena boys got a letter from their friends our letters generally get here wednesday mine always do I wrote a letter day before yesterday and I wrote in it that I would send a note in it and I seeled it up with out putting it in but I will try and send it this time all right you may be a little supprised when you get that letter but it will

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It is very pleasant weather for this time of year not much rain it is pretty cold here nights I cannot think of any thing to write so good by

H E Randall

Transcription last modified: 23 Jan 2007 at 09:43 AM EST

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