Name/Title
Taylor Letter, 1864Entry/Object ID
2021.16.26Tags
1860s, Military, Civil WarScope and Content
Letter addressed to Otis Taylor from his brother-in-law John Keen.
"Mr. Otis Taylor
Fowler
Trumbull, Co
Ohio
Hospital
Warrenton, vagina
April the 5 1869
Deare Brother I will take
my pen in hand to in form
you that I am _____ well
to day and I hope that this
few lines will meat you in
good helth. Otis Taylors
I have goot forty dollers
and I dont know wherther
to send it by maill around
or to express it and Son
I wont Send it till I hear
from you. I want to send
it to you I have goot it in
my jacket now to send
I am _____ by maill it
wont bee safe ma by it would
go all right and _____ it
_____ _____ doont let the
old man now how
pay I goot for he wanted
me to tell him how I am
So by that little peace of
land _____ it wont do
me any good I have tell
him have _____ to
by it now but he did
_____ it away in dam
noncents and if I have
goot money to youse
it that way I can youse
it that way my
Self this is all to day
ples writ soon as you
get it _____ _____ lett
me now
good by
John L Keen
Otis Taylor"Acquisition
Accession
2021.16Source or Donor
Cover, Dave, Luoma, LeonardLocation
Location
Container
Civil WarRoom
ArchivesBuilding
Morgan History CenterDate
December 15, 2021Notes
Folder: Letters 1861-1865, 2Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Taylor, Otis, Keen, John L.Related Places
Place
* Untyped Place
Fowler Township, Ohio