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Letters from the Attic
A collection of letters from family in Ireland & Canada to the Howe/Hayden family in New York City.

Sept/13/1898
Clarnagh
Tempo
Co. Fermanagh
Ireland

Dear Cousin in response to your kind and welcome letter hoping you will excuse me for been so long of writing but it was your own fault as you did not put the same address in the Letter as you did on the photograoh so I waited to Aunt Jane wrote but I am nothing the wiser of then. Hoping you's are all well and that Aunt has got better by

the time this reaches you. Aunt Jane said in her letter that she had gone back to hospital. Hoping she wont have to go back again. This leave us all in good health but very busy at the harvest which is not so good as usual. Thanking you very much for the photograph you sent. My Father says she stands the times fair. She is very like Grandmother. Both Ellen and me knew her from Grandmother before we opened the letter. I see by your letter that you have got married. I wish you much

joy and prosperity. Hoping you will send your wifes photo next time but you did not tell me her name eather. Your sisters will be lonsome for a while to they take they Notion themselves. Aunt Jane is long of getting her fellow. She said in the last letter she was going to come home but she is all talking about coming. You say New York gals don't like to work. There is plenty here of the same notion but if you don't work you wont have much of anything.

I see in the papers that there is great heat in New York. Hoping you's all have escaped it. Was very warm here about 10 days ago but there was a great thunder storm on the 4th and since that there was alot of rain and has got cold since. I think I have no more to say at present. Hoping you will excuse me for being so long of answering your letter and that yous are enjoying good health. Mother & Father & John joins me in send their love to yous. Tell them to send their pictures some time. I remain your affectionate cousin Annie J Howe

Goodbye Write soon. Don't forget to send the picture A J Howe

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