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S. G. Finney letters to his son George, 1886-1898
1890-09-03 Page 4
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part of the land to Bill Angle. I suppose you know that Tim Thorp died a Pauper not worth 5 cents, he died at Tom Bomars, Harry Gutch had a sale, think he will sell his home Place and go in to livery bus. had most of land farmed out this year Still am kept very busey all the time, looking after business generlly. your Mother talked some of going out to see how you live, dont hardly think she will go. Emma writes me your Dr. owns the Charley horse, We have 10 head now want to sell off some before winter, have 65 head of Cattle to carry over. my Pap is full must stop, only three of us here now From your Father &c S.G. Finney
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part of the land to Bill Angle. I suppose you know that Tim Thorp died a Pauper not worth 5 cents, he died at Tom Bomars, Harry Gutch had a sale, think he will sell his home Place and go in to livery bus. had most of land farmed out this year Still am kept very busey all the time, looking after business generlly. your Mother talked some of going out to see how you live, dont hardly think she will go. Emma writes me your Dr. owns the Charley horse, We have 10 head now want to sell off some before winter, have 65 head of Cattle to carry over. my Pap is full must stop, only three of us here now From your Father &c S.G. Finney
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