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Tell Hamie he must come down Saturday & I will go up with him if I live.
Augusta County: David H. Evans to Mary Anna Sibert, February 25, 1869 David H. Evans 1869
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I like to heare them Speake of your Beautie My love in such flattering termes My love we all looked for you & Di down this morning on the train as you did not come this morning we will look for you down Saturday if you & Di cant come tell Hamie that he must come down Saturday if he comes down Saturday I will go back with him on the train.
Augusta County: David H. Evans to Mary Anna Sibert, February 4, 1869 David H. Evans 1869
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Hamie or John Noon will come with me if I come My love when I do come I want to Stay a week.
Augusta County: David H. Evans to Mary Anna Sibert, January 13, 1869 David H. Evans 1869
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Ma was not angry when she reached home about Hamie going down with you she was glad to get home again. she told me how handsome you looked Monday night I wish I could have seen you. did your Sister inlaw think you were dressed fanciful.
Augusta County: Mary Anna Sibert to David H. Evans, November 18, 1868 Mary Anna Sibert 1868
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Pa expects to send Hamie to school very soon it may be to New York.
Augusta County: Mary Anna Sibert to David H. Evans, December 10, 1868 Mary Anna Sibert 1868
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Hamie was delighted when I told him that you had commanded pay from Mr. Stanley for the loss of his whip. he said "you were the business gentleman to please him."
Augusta County: Mary Anna Sibert to David H. Evans, December 1, 1868 Mary Anna Sibert 1868
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Hamie came in asked me if I was writing to you I told him yes, sends his love to you & wants to know "if you ever miss him."
Augusta County: Mary Anna Sibert to David H. Evans, January 24, 1868 Mary Anna Sibert 1868
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Hamie brought your last dear & welcome letter safely.
Augusta County: Mary Anna Sibert to David H. Evans, November 18, 1868 Mary Anna Sibert 1868
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Hamie has come in to intrude upon my quiet with his studies for tomorrow.
Augusta County: Mary Anna Sibert to David H. Evans, February 6, 1868 Mary Anna Sibert 1868
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The fishing hooks were right Hamie sends thanks to you for them.
Augusta County: Mary Anna Sibert to David H. Evans, July 23, 1868 Mary Anna Sibert 1868
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