Martin Family History
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Document ID:
781
Document Date:
Year of 1907
Posted by:
Annika Lindsey
Posted Date:
August 9, 2023
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Document Title:
Letter From Isabel Martin to John D. Martin
FILE ID:
781_1
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- Year of 1907
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From Uncle Charles daughter Isabel Martin married to Clark Hatch 1907. <> <> dead for some years and I do not and I do not throw away any thing about their 2 daughters. <> – 1959
My dear John;
I will feel very much gratified, and complimented, if you and Elizabeth will <promise> to play my wedding march, on <Wednesday>, September the eleventh at three o’clock.
I think the piano, and violin will sound very pretty through the window, I <will> have the wedding on the lawn,
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But if the weather continues as cold as it has the past four days, I think <we> will all <lawn> and wear our furs, if we insist on having an out of door affair of it.
Of course you know that mother has <> in Baltimore for nearly two weeks and that is the reason I have delayed writing to you, for with my <house> work, and sewing, and shopping excursion to Columbus. I <>
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Document Title:
Letter From Isabel Martin to John D. Martin
FILE ID:
781_2
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- Year of 1907
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Just <> on the go every minute.
She had a very nice letter from Uncle Ed today that was mailed from Sandusky from his account. I <imagine> that he and Aunt May are having a good time, but then that isn’t any <> to them for I <never> saw <> <> that get as much out of life as they do.
I know that this request of mine won’t be any surprise to you John, for I <believe> that way <back> in the dark ages you promised that you would play my wedding march.
Give my love to Elizabeth, and kiss little Betty for me.
Let me know as soon as possible if I can count on you for the music, for I know that father and I would be all “fussed up” if we hadn’t any <> <> to walk by.
Affectionately, Isabel
The <Pines>
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