1884 Letter of C. B. Freeman to Union Parish Clerk of Court James Monroe Smith

Submitted for the Union Parish Louisiana USGenWeb Archives by Robert S. Hendrick, 1/2005

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Materials from the Personal Collection of Dr. Robert S. Hendrick, Jr.
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1884 Letter of C. B. Freeman to Union Parish Clerk of Court James Monroe Smith
     Resident of Farmerville, Union Parish Louisiana
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Hazlehurst, Miss.
March 27, 1884

Dear Bro.,

  The sad news of your recent bereavement, in the death of Willie, has just 
reached me. I wish simply to express my sympathy for you and the family in your 
great trouble. I hope Willie was prepared, and if so he has the companionship of 
Christ and angels and sainted spirits among whom are his father and mother. Then 
why lament his departure? May the blessed comforts of religion, which has sustained 
you in so many troubles, comfort you in this. Love to all.


Fraternally,
C. B. Freeman


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