Horatio N Easby, Letter 1, page 2

Horatio N Easby, Letter 1, page 2 Will. has come out bright and clear and has added another fact to the long list of human testimony that "blood will tell” and is showing that he is worthy “the race from which he sprung” Nettie is all that the hearts of parents could desire she is in truth a second edition of Marian, Barton has developed qualities, which indicate the genuine diamond, and I do not know, nor have I read of a boy, who I would be more proud to call my son. and Halllie, well: there was never anybody like Halie. In fact she is a reproduction of Lou. only a little more so. made by the circumstances with which she is surrounded, and if in the good providence of our Heavenly Father, her life is presencd she will make a grand woman. Now Lou. with this picture of my children, and it is not overdrawn, I should be very ungrateful to God, to permit myself. to be “bound down” by any trouble, and whatever difficulties I may have to encounter, or whatever is good for me. to have, rests entirely upon the wisdom of our Father in Heaven, and if we continue faithful to Him. He will bring us all. Together again, in His own good time, when we can unite as of yore, in singing His praises, Love to Marian and the children and the “big boys” Those little rascals Willie and Frankie, how I do long to see them. Writer Horatio N Easby Date written 1878-05-23 Paper x in x x in, ivory unlined Pen Penmanship Style Links Unverified as writer, Horatio Nelson Easby [1] File name Easby Horatio N 1xx-001-001-001