George S. Vest, letter to Mary C. Vest, 1869 August 20
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George S. Vest, letter to Mary C. Vest, 1869 August 20
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Richmond. Augst. 20th. 1869.
Dear. Mary,
You will doubtless be surprised to
hear from me in Richmond, but such was
my luck to be taken so sick upon the cars
that when I arrived here, it was with great
thankfulness that I took myself to bed.
To day I have come out and feel
much better, I may say quite well. In the
morning I shall take the train for Louisa
and directly I get there will try and write
you a better letter than this.
I miss you dreadfully my darling - much
more than words can express.
Give my love to your Pa & Ma
and kiss the little pride of my heart
for me.
Yr Devoted Husband.
Geo. S Vest.
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Mrs. M C Vest.
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Vest, George S., “George S. Vest, letter to Mary C. Vest, 1869 August 20,” Special Collections, John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, accessed April 25, 2024, https://cwfjdrlsc.omeka.net/items/show/244.