Letter, to Perry Snoddy, from Fannie Collins, 1919

Box 709
Hendersonville, N.C.

Dear Nephew,

Your was gladly received and was very glad to here from you.  This leaves all well, hoping when this letter reach you it will find you likewise.  Sorry to here of your father being sick.  I am going down to visit Mr. Collins people and will stop when I come back.  Give all my love.  All the children send love.

I wish you would come and see me sometime.  I had began to think you had forgot your poor auntie.  Well I will close hoping to see you when I come down.

From your Auntie,
Fannie Collins

Addressed:
Mr. Perry Snoddy
Spartansburg, S.C.
Route No. #, Box (missing)

Postmarked:
Hendersonville, N.C.
Dec 22, 1919
12:30P

Letter, to Perry Snoddy, 1907

Welford, S.C.
[illegible]
12/11/07

Dear Brother,

With much pleasure I take in writing you a few lines.  We all are very well at this writing.  I hope you are well.

We are having very pretty weather and tho we have lots of rain, the weather are warm and bright.

We have about two bails of cotton in the field yet.

We are threw Gothesin Carn [sic?].

We haven't sown any wheat yet, but I hope the weather will be fairmitable [sic? maybe "farmable"] after Xmas.

We shall not kill hogs til nearer Xmas.

I hope you are getting along well with your studies.

I hope you good health on a Merry Christmas.

Well write and when you can.  I haven't very much to say so good by.

Yours as ever sister,

Emma

Addressed to:
Perry Snoddy
Benedict College
Columbia, S.C.

Postmarked:
Dec. 12, 1907 3 PM
Wellford, S.C.