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Letter from Delia H. Southgate to Mattie Logan Southgate, March 15, 1882: Electronic Edition. Author: Southgate, Delia Haywood Wynne Jones, Mattie Logan Southgate Funder: Funding by the Institute of Museum of Library Services (IMLS) and the federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA), with support provided through North Carolina ECHO. Transcription Information: Text transcribed by: kelly Clark Images scanned by: Digital Production Center Text encoded by: Katherine M. Wisser Transcription Edition: Edition: First edition, Date: 2006 Publication Information: Publisher: Duke University Libraries Date: 2006 Availability: ©This work is the property of the Duke University Libraries. It may be used freely by individuals for research, teaching, and personal use as long as this statement of availability is included in the text. Source Information: Title: Letter from Delia H. Southgate to Mattie Logan Southgate, March 15, 1882 Author: Delia H. Southgate Date: 18820315 Note: Delia H. Southgate shares news with her daughter Mattie about the poor health of Sarah Raboteau ( Aunt Sarah), Annie Southgate as well as herself. She reports that their family's church will install a bell, notes that the revivals have closed, and gives Mattie news of Lula Freeland's school. Delia inquires about the care package that she sent Mattie and asks for details about the soiree held by the Wesleyan Female Institute. P: Southgate-Jones Family Papers, 1760-1982, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University. Library of Congress Subject Headings: Class: Durham (N.C.) -- History Class: Women -- North Carolina -- Social conditions -- 19th century Class: Family -- North Carolina -- Social life and customs Class: Communication in the family -- Southern states -- History -- 19th century Class: Southgate, Delia Haywood Wynne Class: Women in communication -- Southern states -- History -- 19th century Class: Mothers and daughters -- Correspondence Class: Mothers and daughters -- North Carolina -- History -- 19th century Class: Diseases -- North Carolina -- History -- 19th century Class: Raboteau, Sarah Ann Wynne, 1816-1895 Class: Southgate, Annie Class: Wesleyan Female Institute (Staunton, Va.) Class: Wesleyan Female Institute (Staunton, Va.) -- Students -- History -- 19th century Class: Women -- Education -- North Carolina -- History -- 19th century Class: Women teachers -- History Class: Jones, Mattie Logan Southgate Class: Leisure -- Virginia -- History -- 19th century Class: Class: Freeland, Lulu Class: Durham (N.C.) Class: Staunton (Va.)
Library of Congress Subject Headings:
Durham (N.C.) -- History Women -- North Carolina -- Social conditions -- 19th century Family -- North Carolina -- Social life and customs Communication in the family -- Southern states -- History -- 19th century Southgate, Delia Haywood Wynne Women in communication -- Southern states -- History -- 19th century Mothers and daughters -- Correspondence Mothers and daughters -- North Carolina -- History -- 19th century Diseases -- North Carolina -- History -- 19th century Raboteau, Sarah Ann Wynne, 1816-1895 Southgate, Annie Wesleyan Female Institute (Staunton, Va.) Wesleyan Female Institute (Staunton, Va.) -- Students -- History -- 19th century Women -- Education -- North Carolina -- History -- 19th century Women teachers -- History Jones, Mattie Logan Southgate Leisure -- Virginia -- History -- 19th century Freeland, Lulu Durham (N.C.) Staunton (Va.) I w'd (Expanded: would) write to you a long letter today, but I
find myself bad off with Rheumatism + cold, but fearing you may be uneasy
about home, I'll do the best I can + you'll pardon the balance. In the
first place I fear Matt's box was too much for her health. Did you get it all
right? It left here on Thursday day last + it ought to have reached you
on Friday or Saturday- If detained. I fear the contents were spoiled or
mutilated + did could [sic] not enjoy them: Or perhaps they were sound
+ good + you eat too much + made yourself sick + thereby
prevented your writing as usual on Sunday
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