A transcription of a letter from Henry and Maria Boswell to Emily Hall written in 1869
A transcription of an undated letter that was possibly from Emily Hall to her niece Jane Billups.
While writing the article 1873 Letter from Agnes Billups, probably to Emily Hall, I asked myself some of the Grattons married in Sheffield, Yorkshire, and not in their home parish of Dronfield. I didn't know. But soon after finishing the article, I saw a topic on rootschat that raised the …
A transcription of a letter from Agnes Billups, probably to her sister Emily Hall.
A transcription of a letter from Henry Hall to William Hall regarding the death of their brother Tom Hall in Warminster, Wiltshire.
Brief family trees for William Arlidge of Deddington, Oxfordshire, and New Brighton, Pennsylvania, and his son Samuel Arlidge.
On July 18, 1870, a letter edged in black was mailed from Weedon, Northamptonshire, England. A handwritten note on the back says that it was received in New Brighton, Pennsylvania, on August 4, 1870. Who sent this letter, and what news did it probably contain?
On August 4, 1870, Mr William Arlidge of New Brighton, Pennsylvania, received a letter edged in black from Weedon, Northamptonshire, England. Who sent William this letter, and what sad news prompted its sending?
The documents section of this website has a transcription of thirty-five letters sent by Henry "Harry" Billups and his wife Agnes Gratton from Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, to Agnes' sister Emily Hall in Derbyshire, England.