Letter, 1861 June 3.

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Letter, 1861 June 3.

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Letter, written at Mechanicville, N.Y. "There has a grate meney of our friends written for my son autographs and his papers and books has not come home as yeat and we had but a few so I cut some out of his school books and sent. ..."

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Ellsworth, E. E. (Elmer Ephraim), 1837-1861

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Ellsworth, Ephraim D.

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