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Still raining and cold. I baked bread and studied history till I have the French and Indian wars down “pat.” In the evening I received a letter from Mama and one from the “girls.” Amelia said that Hattie had a baby so that it was “Aunt Laura” now and hosts of others have additions. Also Aunt has been sick and Eli has the blues. I wish I was there to give him a good slap.
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Hilda Satterlund, ca. 1897
- Betsy's Family History Blogs
- Betsy’s Boxes. Hilda's Diary. Wenz in the WAVES.
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