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May 17, 2024 Flatfoot95 Dec 21, 2023 vant May 24, 2022 ag-gossett Mar 09, 2022 KristenWheatley Sep 17, 2021 Kentucky Historical Society Digital Collections	Page 2 represented to be. there has been a great may staw berries this spring anther wild fruit mother is still pleasead with the country. Eliza Ann has a daughter and call it Elenno- ra Virginia, Aunt Betsey Burton is about the same as she used to be but more disadisfied Jane is living at Mr Stacy's in Jacksonville and professes to be much pleased with her [?] The widow Burtons family live six or eight miles from us on a farm of a hundred and sixty acres but we have no correspondence with them, Religion is in a prosperous state in Jacksonville the Metho- dists are building a fine meeting house conference will be held in it next fall. Mother has [?] very fine garden the most of the snaky lived which she brought with her. I will give you a brief account of dear sisters death which hapend last August she died after an illness of fourteen days of a fever she appeared perfectly willing to submitt to her fate and said she could not live a few days before her death. she died perfectly in her senses to the great distress of us all. I must draw to a close, give our love to your brothers family and to your sister Miranda H. Rucker Pleas Excuse this scribble as written in haste with bad pen Where faithful love unites the heart No time can change nor distance part	Page 2 represented to be. there has been a great may staw berries this spring anther wild fruit mother is still pleasead with the country. Eliza Ann has a daughter and call it Elenno- ra Virginia, Aunt Betsey Burton is about the same as she used to be but more disadisfied Jane is living at Mr Stacy's in Jacksonville and professes to be much pleased with her [?] The widow Burtons family live six or eight miles from us on a farm of a hundred and sixty acres but we have no correspondence with them, Religion is in a prosperous state in Jacksonville the Metho- dists are building a fine meeting house conference will be held in it next fall. Mother has [?] very fine garden the most of the snaky lived which she brought with her. I will give you a brief account of dear sisters death which hapend last August she died after an illness of fourteen days of a fever she appeared perfectly willing to submitt to her fate and said she could not live a few days before her death. she died perfectly in her senses to the great distress of us all. I must draw to a close, give our love to your brothers family and to your sister Miranda H. Rucker Pleas Excuse this scribble as written in haste with bad pen Where faithful love unites the heart No time can change nor distance part