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Dear Brotherinlaw I take this upon [??]
informing you that whe are all well at present.
hoping that these fue lines will find you all in the
same state of helth and expect that the [?]
will not bee soe bad on us this fall. There is
some persons died and some have the fever will
Bee very hard on us this fall. There is not
Meney [?] that taks hit in this place.
[?] since I took an edvice of Mr. [?]
tomson Attorney at law and Mr. John [?],
Judge and [?] informed that hit is too
Late for to Recover eney more frum [?]
if hit is not over six years since you have
maid the last Demand on him you may have
som hopes to Recover a god Sum of Money but
whe expect hit will Bee to late if you Want
Mr. Tomson to goe on with the Sute you will
Righte to Mee and State to us All Maters frum
the Beginning till the End, State what time you
Resieved the last money, and when you [?] on him
for Eney more. Then David Miller was at
my house this day and Left his famley All
well wen he left home. David Ripley and famely are
well. [?] the old mann is sick and very
Loe. Mr. [?] and famely are tolrebel well
after having [?] [?] on the [?] you plees
to send mee a lter. Nothing more at present
But whe still Remember will Jacob Ripley
Mr. Geo Herring
Mr. George Herring
Trumbull County Liberty
Township youngstown
Post Office State of
Ohio
New Philadelphia
Oct 4