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From E. Smith -- Discusses the winter weather in Washington, Iowa and the holiday season. He asks why she has not written in so long. He inquires about her father’s health., undated

Item — Box: 2, Folder: 13

Dates: undated

Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous

From Henry Shanklin -- From Union he tells of the Greenbrier River being high for three weeks now not allowing passage to travelers. He asks about the Kanawha Valley damage due to flooding., 1867

Item — Box: 2, Folder: 13

Dates: 1867

Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous

From Billie -- She heard from Mr. Shaw that he had been ill and he is going to send articles and sketches intended for a history of Methodism in West Virginia and eastern Kentucky. The Rev. John C. Crooks is dying of typhoid fever in Belleville. Her local pastor, Robinson, is also sick in Charleston., 1875

Item — Box: 2, Folder: 14

Dates: 1875

Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous

From S. J. Jones -- Writing from Buffalo in appreciation of the sympathy card she received due to her aunt’s death., 1875

Item — Box: 2, Folder: 14

Dates: 1875

Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous

From E. Smith -- Writing from Fowlers in Brooke County he tells of holidays and weddings with friends. He then discusses the evils of drinking alcohol. He also mentions he quit school and will start working soon due to his brother-in-law’s death., 1866

Item — Box: 2, Folder: 14

Dates: 1866

Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous

From W.M. Kennedy -- Writing from on board S.B.J.E. Rankin, Ohio River he tells of his returning from a conference. He hopes she recovered from her illness (he doesn’t mention which one). He then asks her for information (facts of birth and death) on America’s life (Mrs. Shaw), because he is doing a history on her life., 1877

Item — Box: 2, Folder: 15

Dates: 1877

Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous

From Anna H. Brown -- She writes about the harvesting of wheat and some of the visitors that came to help with the harvest (no place mentioned). She then tells her that she finished her linen suit “at last.” She also mentions everyone enjoys the portraits., 1871

Item — Box: 2, Folder: 15

Dates: 1871

Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous

From W.W. Kennedy -- Writing from Huntington, he says that they both love America. He told her that America’s memory was fond. He then proclaims his love for America and says he will never love another as much. He then tells her to send him America’s letters and he’ll cherish them. He says yes he agrees he should marry someday, but most women “either exalt or degrade a man, I want to be exalted.”, 1877

Item — Box: 2, Folder: 15

Dates: 1877

Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous

From W.W. Royall -- In a letter from Barboursville College, Royall is needing to know if she is coming back to teach. The catalog is being prepared for the 1891-1892 year and this information needs to be known., 1891

Item — Box: 2, Folder: 16

Dates: 1891

Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous

From W.W. Royall -- Writing from Barboursville College to say John is doing well (he is improving) and Royall was glad to see Mr. Morgan at commencement., 1891

Item — Box: 2, Folder: 16

Dates: 1891

Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / Atkeson-Morgan Family Papers / Series 13. Incoming Letters to Semantha Atkeson-Morgan -- Miscellaneous

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From E. Smith -- Discusses the winter weather in Washington, Iowa and the holiday season. He asks why she has not written in so long. He inquires about her father’s health., undated

From Henry Shanklin -- From Union he tells of the Greenbrier River being high for three weeks now not allowing passage to travelers. He asks about the Kanawha Valley damage due to flooding., 1867

From S. J. Jones -- Writing from Buffalo in appreciation of the sympathy card she received due to her aunt’s death., 1875

From E. Smith -- Writing from Fowlers in Brooke County he tells of holidays and weddings with friends. He then discusses the evils of drinking alcohol. He also mentions he quit school and will start working soon due to his brother-in-law’s death., 1866

From Anna H. Brown -- She writes about the harvesting of wheat and some of the visitors that came to help with the harvest (no place mentioned). She then tells her that she finished her linen suit “at last.” She also mentions everyone enjoys the portraits., 1871

From W.W. Royall -- In a letter from Barboursville College, Royall is needing to know if she is coming back to teach. The catalog is being prepared for the 1891-1892 year and this information needs to be known., 1891

From W.W. Royall -- Writing from Barboursville College to say John is doing well (he is improving) and Royall was glad to see Mr. Morgan at commencement., 1891

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