LETTERS OF JOHN D.  MOLER,

Letter from Nelia Moler, dated 26 June 1865

Transcribed and submitted by Marysue Eulitz, (c) 1999

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Monday (June) 26th 1865

As I have not finished my letter I will write a few more lines and tell you

how the sick ones are getting.  I am thankful to say Griff is much better

and the Dr. says is out of danger, but little John is no better they are

fearful he is going to have a serious time.  Rollie is improving slowly.

Alfred's children are no better but have the same disease of the ballance.

I am afraid we are all going to be sick before we get through with it.  Jane

is complaining some now, and is scared almost to death.  She will leave here

as soon as she can get ready and go back to her friends in Ill. to spend the

ballance of her days.  I will stop for the time.  Write soon.  All join in

love to all.

Yours as ever,

Nelia Moler.