Here are some of the post cards that have been in the family.
Some of them have writing on the back as well.
There is wear and tear to most of them. BUT the are really pretty to look at.
Some of these, I wonder if grandmother just liked and wanted, or if she bought them to use.
This is just a few of what I have. I'm starting back on working on the letters, as there are way too many of them. If I can get organized, then that will help out as well. I have filled a binder of the letters I have done so far. And that isn't even a dent.
LETTERS FROM THE PAST
This blog is to honor those who have come before us. These are family letters that I have had for years and wanted to be able to share them with family. It's an interesting way of knowing how life was in the past.
Myron F Taylor with 3 of his buddies in 1952. Over the last 20 years I've been working on our family letters. Letters that have been passed down. Including letters from my parents to my great-grandmother. Every letter was saved by my great grandmother and grandmother. I hope someday to either print them or give them to a museum. I am copying the letters–not being able to photocopy all of them. Each letter is in script. I know today very few can read them. I hope you enjoy them.
Showing posts with label Old Post Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Old Post Cards. Show all posts
Sunday, June 29, 2014
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Post Cards from the Past
There are a lot of post cards that were saved, sent, and received by the family.
This time, it's post cards that have writing on the back.
To Mabel from Emma (no stamp on the post card)
Mabel Matheson
Paradise Kansas
(Stamp on post card)
Hello Mabel
how are you getting along I am going to start school next monday some (?) for me. Francis M.
Mabel Matheson
Paradise
Russell
Kans.
(Stamp on post card)
In the very left corner of the post card is "H A M"
Miss Mabel Matheson
Paradise
Kans
(no stamp)
From Mr. Evert Cole
Mrs. Maggie J. Cole
(has stamp)
How's your health.
Minevua Gossett
Archie wineland
Natoma
Kans.
(no stamp)
Complements from your Daisy. (?)
Mable Matheson
Natoma
Kans
(stamp)
July 19, 1909
{Written to Mabel from her grandfather - very hard to read and looks like their is Scottish writings in there as well. Not sure. When I figure it out, I'll post it.}
Mabell Matheson
Paradise
Kans
Route 1
(no stamp)
Post marked Sept 8 7 AM 1909
"Safely may your onward glide.
Health & comfort by your side."
from a friend,
Iva Massengale
Mable Matheson
Paradise
Kansas
RFD1#
(no stamp)
hello mable
how are you
I have 15 post cards sister sent me most of them
from Annie to Mable
This time, it's post cards that have writing on the back.
To Mabel from Emma (no stamp on the post card)
Mabel Matheson
Paradise Kansas
(Stamp on post card)
Hello Mabel
how are you getting along I am going to start school next monday some (?) for me. Francis M.
Mabel Matheson
Paradise
Russell
Kans.
(Stamp on post card)
In the very left corner of the post card is "H A M"
Miss Mabel Matheson
Paradise
Kans
(no stamp)
From Mr. Evert Cole
Mrs. Maggie J. Cole
(has stamp)
How's your health.
Minevua Gossett
Archie wineland
Natoma
Kans.
(no stamp)
Complements from your Daisy. (?)
Mable Matheson
Natoma
Kans
(stamp)
July 19, 1909
{Written to Mabel from her grandfather - very hard to read and looks like their is Scottish writings in there as well. Not sure. When I figure it out, I'll post it.}
Mabell Matheson
Paradise
Kans
Route 1
(no stamp)
Post marked Sept 8 7 AM 1909
"Safely may your onward glide.
Health & comfort by your side."
from a friend,
Iva Massengale
Mable Matheson
Paradise
Kansas
RFD1#
(no stamp)
hello mable
how are you
I have 15 post cards sister sent me most of them
from Annie to Mable
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
Post Card and letter
I found a lot of post cards my grandmother kept. This is one I found without a date on it:
The writing on the back:
Reads:
The writing on the back:
Reads:
hello mable how are you I am going to school and am in the second room have you thought about Santa clause I hope grandma will take us to the Exmas trees good by annie to mable
Letter from S. E. White (Silas White) Natoma Kans
Monday Dec 28, 1925.
Dear Archie,
I am sending you a book as a little christmas gift. I was down to Netties and Joes for over a week and did not get home untill Sat afternoon. We expect to thrush our cane and Kafe this afternoon if nothing happens. Hoping you are both well and wishing you a happy New Year. I am your loving
Grandfather White
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