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Letter from Lessie Muse Southgate to Mattie Logan Southgate, April 2, 1882: Electronic Edition. Author: Simmons, Celestia Muse Southgate, 1863-1914 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: Trudi Abel 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 Lessing Muse Southgate to Mattie Logan Southgate, April 2, 1882 Author: Lessie Muse Southgate Date: 18820402 Note: Lessie Muse Southgate sends her sister Mattie Logan Southgate $10 for a train trip to Washington, D.C. from Staunton, Virginia. She also promises to send a dress in time for the trip. Lessie Southgate notes that Ida Seate, an alumnae of Wesleyan Female Institute (class of 1879), lives in Goliad, Texas at the same boarding house where Lessie resides. P: James Southgate papers, 1794-1944 and undated, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University. Library of Congress Subject Headings: Class: Durham (N.C.) -- History Class: Consumers -- North Carolina -- Durham -- History -- 19th century Class: Women -- Virginia -- Social conditions -- 19th century Class: Education -- Virginia -- Social aspects -- History -- 19th century Class: Washington, D.C. -- Description and travel -- 19th century Class: Communication in the family -- Southern states -- History -- 19th century Class: Seate, Ida Class: Family -- Social life and customs -- Southern states Class: Women in communication -- Southern states -- History -- 19th century Class: Simmons, Celestia Muse Southgate, 1863-1914 Class: Jones, Mattie Logan Southgate Class: Sisters -- Correspondence Class: Wesleyan Female Institute (Staunton, Va.) Class: Class: Jones, Mattie Logan Southgate, b. 1865 Class: Southgate, Lessie Class: Goliad (Tex.) Class: Staunton (Va.) Class: Durham (N.C.) Class: Washington, D.C.
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Durham (N.C.) -- History Consumers -- North Carolina -- Durham -- History -- 19th century Women -- Virginia -- Social conditions -- 19th century Education -- Virginia -- Social aspects -- History -- 19th century Washington, D.C. -- Description and travel -- 19th century Communication in the family -- Southern states -- History -- 19th century Seate, Ida Family -- Social life and customs -- Southern states Women in communication -- Southern states -- History -- 19th century Simmons, Celestia Muse Southgate, 1863-1914 Jones, Mattie Logan Southgate Sisters -- Correspondence Wesleyan Female Institute (Staunton, Va.) Jones, Mattie Logan Southgate, b. 1865 Southgate, Lessie Goliad (Tex.) Staunton (Va.) Durham (N.C.) Washington, D.C. Ida Seate of --79-- is now in Goliad, boarding at the same place that I am and it is indeed pleasant to have an old school mate with me. PS. dont (Correction: don't) be uneasy about your dress for you shall have it in due time. |
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