613 - Elizabeth Hatfield to Mary-Ann Nicholson, 2 October 1802
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Travis Isle 2 Octr
1802
Dear Mary Ann
Miss Canby is
not come out of Yorkshire
yet but we expect her home
soon – we have not begun
to learn to dance again,
the leaves are falling off
the trees very fast – we
have not got the instruct
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tive Rambles but I dare
say Tom will lend them
to us when he comes
home I am reading
the Juvenile travellers
I think it is a very
nice book – have you
finished reading Even
ings at home yet we
have had very fine
weather lately. We
have not gathered
an Apple or Pear out
of our garden this
year. My Cousin
Dolly Nicholson has
been here several times
since she came to Man
chester – Farewell from
Your Affecinte Cousin
Elizabeth Hatfield
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[change hand] Miss M A Nicholson
Gateacre
1802
Dear Mary Ann
Miss Canby is
not come out of Yorkshire
yet but we expect her home
soon – we have not begun
to learn to dance again,
the leaves are falling off
the trees very fast – we
have not got the instruct
[new page]
tive Rambles but I dare
say Tom will lend them
to us when he comes
home I am reading
the Juvenile travellers
I think it is a very
nice book – have you
finished reading Even
ings at home yet we
have had very fine
weather lately. We
have not gathered
an Apple or Pear out
of our garden this
year. My Cousin
Dolly Nicholson has
been here several times
since she came to Man
chester – Farewell from
Your Affecinte Cousin
Elizabeth Hatfield
[new page]
[change hand] Miss M A Nicholson
Gateacre
Travis Isle 2 Octr
1802
Dear Mary Ann
Miss Canby is
not come out of Yorkshire
yet but we expect her home
soon – we have not begun
to learn to dance again,
the leaves are falling off
the trees very fast – we
have not got the instruct
[new page]
tive Rambles but I dare
say Tom will lend them
to us when he comes
home I am reading
the Juvenile travellers
I think it is a very
nice book – have you
finished reading Even
ings at home yet we
have had very fine
weather lately. We
have not gathered
an Apple or Pear out
of our garden this
year. My Cousin
Dolly Nicholson has
been here several times
since she came to Man
chester – Farewell from
Your Affecinte Cousin
Elizabeth Hatfield
[new page]
[change hand] Miss M A Nicholson
Gateacre
1802
Dear Mary Ann
Miss Canby is
not come out of Yorkshire
yet but we expect her home
soon – we have not begun
to learn to dance again,
the leaves are falling off
the trees very fast – we
have not got the instruct
[new page]
tive Rambles but I dare
say Tom will lend them
to us when he comes
home I am reading
the Juvenile travellers
I think it is a very
nice book – have you
finished reading Even
ings at home yet we
have had very fine
weather lately. We
have not gathered
an Apple or Pear out
of our garden this
year. My Cousin
Dolly Nicholson has
been here several times
since she came to Man
chester – Farewell from
Your Affecinte Cousin
Elizabeth Hatfield
[new page]
[change hand] Miss M A Nicholson
Gateacre
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Elizabeth Hatfield to Mary-Ann Nicholson, 2 October 1802
Providing Miss Canby's travel details, they haven't started learning to dance again yet, the leaves are falling off the trees fast, and providing details of what they are reading, providing an update on the garden.
Nicholson Family Papers
MSS 1041 1802 (77)
John Rylands Library
1802
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2 Octr 1802
Travis Isle
[Manchester, Lancashire, England]
Miss M A Nicholson, Gateacre
[Liverpool, Lancashire, England]
reporting
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- positive
throughout (inconsistent)
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People
Person: Elizabeth Hatfield
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- dancing
- reading
affection
- autumn
- environment