Martha Jane WEATHERSBY, 1843–1899?> (aged 56 years)
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- Martha Jane /WEATHERSBY/
- Given names
- Martha Jane
- Surname
- WEATHERSBY
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1831–1917
Birth: November 8, 1831 Death: May 25, 1917 — Ramsey, Dallas, Arkansas, USA |
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Marriage | Marriage — September 26, 1860 — |
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1868–1939
Birth: June 12, 1868 — Cherokee County, Texas, USA Death: February 13, 1939 |
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1876–1941
Birth: October 21, 1876 — Barry County, Missouri, USA Death: June 24, 1941 — McDonald Cemetery, Ramsey, Dallas, Arkansas, USA |
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1881–1953
Birth: March 4, 1881 Death: December 23, 1953 — McDonald Cemetery, Ramsey, Dallas, Arkansas, USA |
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The following is a copy of a letter from Martha Jane (Weathersby) McDonald, wife of Dr. James Henry McDonald, to Lucy (Sample)(Smith) Daniel, second wife of Josiah Goodson Daniel. Elsewhere in these notes you will find an obituary dated August 25, 1867, regarding the death of Willaby E. Daniel, while he was living at the home of Dr. J. H. McDonald. The following letter was written less than a month after Willaby's death. This letter was given to Chester E. McDonald by Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (Daniel) Williams. "Thee" referred to in the first sentence) Cherokee County Dear Cousin Lucy, As Thee expects to start tomorrow, I will write you a few lines, but as usual, have nothing good nor interesting to write you. Times are hard, provisions are scarce, and there is plenty of sickness. I had an attack of fever last week. I am on foot again, but don't feel very stout. I think I have come off wonderfully well to have had no more sickness than I have had. I have gone through a great many hardships since I came to this county, more than I ever thought I could stand. I did a big days washing last week, and the next day took chills. Dr. and Sidney are having preety good health. Thomas's health is rather delicate, has fevers occasionally. I have a widow lady living with me now, but she will not remain with me any longer than the sickly season is over. Dr. is very busy with his profession, and is liked very well as a physician. Dr. thinks he will buy a place and settle permanently. I am anxious to become settled. I would like for you to visit us some time soon. I would like so much to see you all. I don't see any chance for me to come soon. Give my love to all enquiring Friends. I will close, sending our love and good wishes to you all. Write soon I remain as every yours, |
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