Box 0134.02
Contains 114 Results:
1933 Aug. 21 from Ben Tompkins
writes that his debt is due in November and wishes he was making enough money to pay it himself but asks her to settle it, is well satisfied with his job where he has board and lots of food.
1933 Aug. 30 from Paul Tompkins to Dear Sister
asks her to write him about what arrangements she would like to make about the farm, tools, mule, etc the farm could be rented several ways, he will stay to gather the crops even if Ma goes to Tallapoosa right away, can you come Sunday to help settle the place. Love, Paul
1933 Sept. 4 (3 letters) from Ben Tompkins (Stubbs & Hogg) Sister
1933 Nov. 20 from Mrs. O.L. Reese to Dearest Mary
writes she is so relieved to hear from Mary, reports about hearing from Sarah about her experience with a "stranger" and wants Mary to caution Sarah about encouraging a man she doesn't know,, Dr. found your Mother is fair condition.
1933 Dec. 9 from Mrs. K.R. Tompkins to Dearest sweet daughter
goes on about Dan, a black man working on the farm burning green timber to make charcoal to, she is upset about how Dan is running the farm, wants Mary to come and deal with him, hopes Paul gets a job, will look for her through Christmas (on envelope a note: "I swiped your cigarettes Paul"
1933 Dec. 11 from Mrs. O.L. Reese to Dearest Mary
goes on about Christmas arrangements - wants to cook a decent meal, don't give presents but if you do, bring a hamper of food, the hose (stockings) is no good unless checked as the last pair had runs, write about your Mother, tell me when you are coming, hello to Jim.
1933 Dec. 19 from Mrs. K.R. Tompkins to Dearest daughter
says Paul has talked with Dan about the farm arrangements, Paul will tell you how to write the contract for the farm, for Christmas all she needs is her medicine and her shoes half soled, will have a little gift for her and Sarah. Aff. Mamma
1934 Jan. 5 from Mrs. O.L. Reese to Dearest Mary
goes on about Mary and Agnes visit over Christmas and not getting a follow up letter on New Year's Day, storing up eggs to make cake for Mary's birthday
1934 Jan. 15 from Mrs. K.R. Tompkins to Dearest sweet daughter
1934 Jan. 18 from Mrs. K.R. Tompkins to Dearest sweet daughter
recalls about her girlhood days in Nashville with Auntie Aline, write soon, thanks for the hose and book. Aff. Mamma