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Material Information
- Title:
- Mickler, Jacob E. to his Wife Sallie, April 24, [1863] - Baldwin, Fla. - Transcript
- Creator:
- Mickler, Jacob E.
- Publication Date:
- April 24, 1863
- Physical Description:
- Transcript
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- Subjects / Keywords:
- Civil War
- Spatial Coverage:
- United States of America -- Florida -- Baldwin
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- Source Institution:
- University of Florida
- Holding Location:
- University of Florida
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- All applicable rights reserved by the source institution and holding location.
- Resource Identifier:
- Mickler22nm
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Baldwin, Fla. April 24th [1863]
My Darling Wife
You will pay to Mr. Granger or order five thousand dollars ($5000), it is money I
borrowed from Mr. Darby. When you pay him you will take my note that he has- pay
him the interest money and charge him interest. Get what money Lonie has and I will
send money to you from Bay Port by your Uncle Robert. If you have not the ($5000)
make it up in state Money. But do not Give any Bank money. I will write to you as soon
as I get to Bay Port. Let Cousin Mat pay him for you and he can cacculate [sic] the
interest. Hoping you and Ruffe[e] will soon get well.
Your husband
Jacob E. Mickler
Transcribed by Nicole J. Milano, University of Florida, 2009
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Baldwin, Fla. April 24th [1863] My Darling Wife You will pay to Mr. Granger or order fi ve thousand dollars ($5000), it is money I borrowed from Mr. Darby. When you pay hi m you will take my note that he has— pay him the interest money and charge him intere st. Get what money Lonie has and I will send money to you from Bay Port by your Un cle Robert. If you have not the ($5000) make it up in state Money. But do not Give any Bank money. I will write to you as soon as I get to Bay Port. Let Cousin Mat pay him for you and he can cacculate [ sic ] the interest. Hoping you and Ruff e[e] will soon get well. Your husband Jacob E. Mickler Transcribed by Nicole J. Milano, University of Florida, 2009
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