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This blogsite was originally for letters from the 1920s, however as I have completed my other blogsites containing letters from the 1800s, I am now going to be posting letters and diary entries starting with 1900 here. As the site progresses, I will review posts previously entered here and make any needed corrections or add footnotes and then update so that all posts are in chronological order.
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April 25, 1924 letter to Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne from Nancy Brown
April 25, 1924 To: Ethan Keith & Hannah Towne From: Nancy Brown It was a shock to hear that Charl was gone. She was sorry for Cora and also Helen, who will miss him more than Cora. If Ras was … Continue reading
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Tagged Bess (Brown) Recoschewitz, Charles Wood Scott Towne, Claude Brown, Cora (McKeller) Towne, Dorothy (Recoschewitz) Langmayer, Edith (Neumaier) Brown, Erasmus Towne, Helen Towne, Joseph Langmayer, Lela (Brown) Mueller, Louis Mueller, Nancy (Keith) Brown, Nancy Keith Candies, Robert Recoschewitz
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Nancy Brown’s diary entry from April 22, 1924
Tuesday Apr 22nd [19]24 – Will and Lizzie[12] moved to Elmherst.[13] Charl Scott Towne[14] died to day. Operated on yesterday for absess of gall bladder. Apr 22 – 1924. ——- [12] Her brother-in-law and his wife, Willis and Elizabeth (Ogden) Brown … Continue reading
