Courtship

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Letters written to and by Doris E. Kissinger of Marshfield, Wisconsin, including several letters from her future husband Erick E. Erickson during their courtship. Most of the letters are chatty and filled with news about family and friends. Also included are several letterd from Doris to Erick. There are also letters to her mother Abbie Nelson Kissinger: two from her future husband John Kissinger, and three from friends and family after his death in 1925.

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Letters written to and by Doris E. Kissinger of Marshfield, Wisconsin, including several letters from her future husband Erick E. Erickson during their courtship. Most of the letters are chatty and filled with news about family and friends. Also included are several letterd from Doris to Erick. There are also letters to her mother Abbie Nelson Kissinger: two from her future husband John Kissinger, and three from friends and family after his death in 1925.

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Letters written to and by Doris E. Kissinger of Marshfield, Wisconsin, including several letters from her future husband Erick E. Erickson during their courtship. Most of the letters are chatty and filled with news about family and friends. Also included are several letterd from Doris to Erick. There are also letters to her mother Abbie Nelson Kissinger: two from her future husband John Kissinger, and three from friends and family after his death in 1925.

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Letters written to and by Doris E. Kissinger of Marshfield, Wisconsin, including several letters from her future husband Erick E. Erickson during their courtship. Most of the letters are chatty and filled with news about family and friends. Also included are several letterd from Doris to Erick. There are also letters to her mother Abbie Nelson Kissinger: two from her future husband John Kissinger, and three from friends and family after his death in 1925.

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Letters to Edith E. Schuetze of Waukesha, Wisconsion, and later, Hollywood, California, from two men, Eddie and Jim, both describing their loneliness while apart from her. There is also a magazine clipping from Collier's of a house desgined by Aymar Embury II.

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Letter from Gideon Kinports of Cherry Tree, Pennsylvania, to Eliza who is moving away from Cherry Tree. In it he expresses his deep feeling for her and includes a poem of his sentiments.

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Letters from Horace H. Catinna of Louisville, Kentucky, to Hattie F. Pryor also of Louisville, expressing his love for her and his hopes that they will marry one day.

Scope and Contents Letters to and from Katherine Boggess of Louisville, Kentucky, from her father, mother (a.k.a. "Mud"), sister, and many male friends. The letters talk of family news and activities, travel plans, school work, and health. Several of the letters are love letters from three young men, Maxwell (Mac) Turner, Lowry Nicolson, and John [no last name given]. There are also letters from World War I soldiers stationed in Europe and in military camps in the United States. There is also one letter from...

Scope and Contents Letters to and from Katherine Boggess of Louisville, Kentucky, from her father, mother (a.k.a. "Mud"), sister, and many male friends. The letters talk of family news and activities, travel plans, school work, and health. Several of the letters are love letters from three young men, Maxwell (Mac) Turner, Lowry Nicolson, and John [no last name given]. There are also letters from World War I soldiers stationed in Europe and in military camps in the United States. There is also one letter from...

Scope and Contents Letters to and from Katherine Boggess of Louisville, Kentucky, from her father, mother (a.k.a. "Mud"), sister, and many male friends. The letters talk of family news and activities, travel plans, school work, and health. Several of the letters are love letters from three young men, Maxwell (Mac) Turner, Lowry Nicolson, and John [no last name given]. There are also letters from World War I soldiers stationed in Europe and in military camps in the United States. There is also one letter from...

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Scope and Contents Letters to and from Katherine Boggess of Louisville, Kentucky, from her father, mother (a.k.a. "Mud"), sister, and many male friends. The letters talk of family news and activities, travel plans, school work, and health. Several of the letters are love letters from three young men, Maxwell (Mac) Turner, Lowry Nicolson, and John [no last name given]. There are also letters from World War I soldiers stationed in Europe and in military camps in the United States. There is also one letter from...

Scope and Contents Letters to and from Katherine Boggess of Louisville, Kentucky, from her father, mother (a.k.a. "Mud"), sister, and many male friends. The letters talk of family news and activities, travel plans, school work, and health. Several of the letters are love letters from three young men, Maxwell (Mac) Turner, Lowry Nicolson, and John [no last name given]. There are also letters from World War I soldiers stationed in Europe and in military camps in the United States. There is also one letter from...

Scope and Contents Letters to and from Katherine Boggess of Louisville, Kentucky, from her father, mother (a.k.a. "Mud"), sister, and many male friends. The letters talk of family news and activities, travel plans, school work, and health. Several of the letters are love letters from three young men, Maxwell (Mac) Turner, Lowry Nicolson, and John [no last name given]. There are also letters from World War I soldiers stationed in Europe and in military camps in the United States. There is also one letter from...

Scope and Contents Letters to and from Katherine Boggess of Louisville, Kentucky, from her father, mother (a.k.a. "Mud"), sister, and many male friends. The letters talk of family news and activities, travel plans, school work, and health. Several of the letters are love letters from three young men, Maxwell (Mac) Turner, Lowry Nicolson, and John [no last name given]. There are also letters from World War I soldiers stationed in Europe and in military camps in the United States. There is also one letter from...

Scope and Contents Letters to and from Katherine Boggess of Louisville, Kentucky, from her father, mother (a.k.a. "Mud"), sister, and many male friends. The letters talk of family news and activities, travel plans, school work, and health. Several of the letters are love letters from three young men, Maxwell (Mac) Turner, Lowry Nicolson, and John [no last name given]. There are also letters from World War I soldiers stationed in Europe and in military camps in the United States. There is also one letter from...

Scope and Contents Letters to and from Katherine Boggess of Louisville, Kentucky, from her father, mother (a.k.a. "Mud"), sister, and many male friends. The letters talk of family news and activities, travel plans, school work, and health. Several of the letters are love letters from three young men, Maxwell (Mac) Turner, Lowry Nicolson, and John [no last name given]. There are also letters from World War I soldiers stationed in Europe and in military camps in the United States. There is also one letter from...

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Correspondence to and from Lavinia Austin of Hartford, Connecticut, written in the 1850s. The letters discuss Lavinia's upcoming wedding as well as various friends and family members. Several of the letters are from Katie (Katy) B. P., discussing daily life and many of their friends. One letter mentions her hope of hearing Jenny Lind in concert.

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Love letters from Lewis George Richter of Chicago and Elmhurst, Illinois, to his sweetheart Ernestine "Erna" Genevieve Kosman, telling her of his love for her, as well as camping trips, school, and work.

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Courtship letters between Ira Keagy and Grace Lykens of Pennsylvania. There are also letters to Grace from several other pen pals.