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Maggie (Margaret) Gunter, Enfield, North Carolina to Dr. James Fenton Bryant, Franklin, Virginia, 1888 May 24

 Item — Box: 1, Folder: 2
Identifier: id72503

Scope and Contents

Scope and Contents Sorry to have sounded cool and troubled because she felt neither; has not yet grown cold towards him; recieved a letter for Mrs. B[ryant] who did not mention his name but had right much to say about Craley and his marriage to Miss Keith, and does not think age matters; is jealous of anyone who recieves Mrs B[ryant]'s love and does not think she [Mrs. Bryant] will think so much of her as in the past; says Mrs, Bryant told her that if they were married she could never feel the same towards him because she could not stand the idea of him loving anyone; wonders what 'the ring' looks like; invites him to visit the first Saturday before the first Sunday in June; says her Mama will give consent if he is "as nice and loveable" as she [MG] says; "told Mama. Aunt Joe Branch, and sister Bessie about 'our affair'"- aunt Joes is pleased and Bessie says he "can't possibly have her sister" 7pp ALS

Dates

  • Creation: 1888 May 24

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Extent

From the Collection: 146.00 Linear Feet

Language

From the File: English

Repository Details

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