Palmer, Hiram

1832 - 1922  (90 years)

• Name	Palmer, Hiram
  Birth	16 Feb 1832	Middle Falls, Washington, New York, USA
  Gender	Male
  correspondence	7 Feb 1864	Buffalo, Erie, New York, USA
  	Letter from Alta to Adaline 7 Feb 1864; Posted 07 Sep 2014 by Lucy Grover
  	20210225HAv- Letter from Alta to Adaline 7 Feb 1864 Posted 07 Sep 2014 by Lucy Grover Page 1 Buffalo . Feb 7th 1864 Dear Adaline I have neglected you to long I am allmost afrade to write at all for fear you will not read?? it I received boath of your letters when I recieved your first -- Lettie had just broak her leg and had to lay on her back for six weeks and had my care the most of the time - If I had known that Stephen would have been at home - so soon I? should have staid and seen him when I received the last I was very sick I was scarsely able to read it (but crossed out) but I am well now yet not as well as I was when at your house. Libbie has been very sick this winter with the pleurisy So you see I have had many things to hinder me from Page 2 writing I have not seen Mother since (you came -crossed out) I came home but Chloe has been here this winter her health is very poor she had a little girl last summer it died with the hooping cough when it was three weeks old she said she missed it more than she thought she she could one so young- I sent your likeness and Wm.’s to Mother she thinks that his looks much older than yours she says you look v ery natural but some older than when you bid her good- by O(h) Adaline you must come and see us I do believe you can if you try hard. I want to see you so much and have a good talk for I can think of so much to say that I cant (talk crossed out) write about do you know how Vans family are geting along I feel sorry for Ester and I think Van has had his own punishment that is if has any concience and I belive he has. Tell Gratia I have not forgoten how ( sh , crossed out) she spent the fourth of July for I have just read over the particulars but it Page 3 would be hard for me to tell (what -crossed out) how we spent that day only we had plenty of fire crackers and powder? I think the children would have been more pleased if they could have you to be winter queen? of each with your’ xx quick with - Gratia we have been sick so much I do not think that I shall be able to Manitowoc ? but I do see any thing to hinder you and your Mother from coming to see us - tell all the girls and James that I have their minetures on a shelf in the front room whare I can see them every day I have (not- crossed out) not forgotten that I promised to send you the rest of (our crossed out) my (children-crossed out) Childrens likenesses but I have not got them ready - I supose you have heard that Hiram? was drafted he paid the three hundred dollars and staid at home. . Frishman’s wifes brother has lost his leg in battle I hope that your dear boys will not meet with any such accidence whenever I get a letter from you the first thing Page 4 I think of is whither your boys are all right. Charles has just got a book and reading to me so I may as well stop and listen for I can’t to do two things at a time good night Feb 21st it is time that I? had this letter. But there is a hundred and one things to keep one from writing. I received a (crossed out) another letter last evening from you and xx Gratia. I was very glad to hear from you as I allways am but I thought I should die with shame to think how I have neglected you this summer. Mr? Kendall? was here this week he says Chloe is better than when she was here. Mother is at Clara’s she has three children her? babe is xxx 6 months old and Mother has gone thare to give her another one. Adaline, if I cant come west with Mother you must Page 4 up side come after her she is anxious to see? you. Alta Hiram Palmer Maple Grove, Shinglehouse, Pa Walter Truman Palmer Letter from Alta to Adaline 7 Feb 1864 7 Feb 1864 Buffalo, New York This letter is almost 150 years old and very difficult to read. I had to send it to a service that did multiple scans and changed the contrast and brightness in different places in order to transcribe the letter. Alta died later the year (1864) CarlislePercival CarlislePercival originally shared this on 15 Feb 2011 Linked To Hiram Palmer Saved by (10 of 29) Saved bybrear47 Saved byEmilyRossow Saved byNicole Canoyer Saved byshnazychic Saved bywallyhamilton1 Saved byDaniel Chance Saved byHeather Paul Saved bySusan Joseph Saved byRoger and Tamera Huntley Saved byShannon Pater Comments
  Death	26 Sep 1922	Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  Person ID	I84954	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Family	Goodrich, Philenia Lydia,   b. 5 Aug 1834, Hartsville, Steuben, New York, USA d. 1 Mar 1911, Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 76 years)
  Marriage	17 Sep 1853	Portageville, Wyoming, New York, USA
  	20210225HAv- Grover / Jones/ Barber/ Nelson Family Tree - Lucy Grover / Hiram Palmer Hiram Palmer 1832-1922 BIRTH 16 FEB 1832 • Middle Falls, Washington, New York, DEATH 26 SEP 1922 • Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, Marriage 17 Sep 1853 • Portageville, Wyoming, New York, Philenia Lydia Goodrich 1834-1911 BIRTH 5 AUG 1834 • Hartsville, Steuben, New York, DEATH 1 MAR 1911 • Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania,
  Children	1. Palmer, Amos Burdick,   b. 9 Sep 1857, Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA d. 4 Feb 1944, Ceres, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 86 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F52275	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Birth - 16 Feb 1832 - Middle Falls, Washington, New York, USA Marriage - 17 Sep 1853 - Portageville, Wyoming, New York, USA correspondence - Letter from Alta to Adaline 7 Feb 1864; Posted 07 Sep 2014 by Lucy Grover - 7 Feb 1864 - Buffalo, Erie, New York, USA Death - 26 Sep 1922 - Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  20210225HAv- Grover / Jones/ Barber/ Nelson Family Tree - Lucy Grover / Hiram Palmer Hiram Palmer 1832-1922 BIRTH 16 FEB 1832 • Middle Falls, Washington, New York, DEATH 26 SEP 1922 • Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, Marriage 17 Sep 1853 • Portageville, Wyoming, New York, Philenia Lydia Goodrich 1834-1911 BIRTH 5 AUG 1834 • Hartsville, Steuben, New York, DEATH 1 MAR 1911 • Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, 20210225HAv- Letter from Alta to Adaline 7 Feb 1864 Posted 07 Sep 2014 by Lucy Grover Page 1 Buffalo . Feb 7th 1864 Dear Adaline I have neglected you to long I am allmost afrade to write at all for fear you will not read?? it I received boath of your letters when I recieved your first -- Lettie had just broak her leg and had to lay on her back for six weeks and had my care the most of the time - If I had known that Stephen would have been at home - so soon I? should have staid and seen him when I received the last I was very sick I was scarsely able to read it (but crossed out) but I am well now yet not as well as I was when at your house. Libbie has been very sick this winter with the pleurisy So you see I have had many things to hinder me from Page 2 writing I have not seen Mother since (you came -crossed out) I came home but Chloe has been here this winter her health is very poor she had a little girl last summer it died with the hooping cough when it was three weeks old she said she missed it more than she thought she she could one so young- I sent your likeness and Wm.’s to Mother she thinks that his looks much older than yours she says you look v ery natural but some older than when you bid her good- by O(h) Adaline you must come and see us I do believe you can if you try hard. I want to see you so much and have a good talk for I can think of so much to say that I cant (talk crossed out) write about do you know how Vans family are geting along I feel sorry for Ester and I think Van has had his own punishment that is if has any concience and I belive he has. Tell Gratia I have not forgoten how ( sh , crossed out) she spent the fourth of July for I have just read over the particulars but it Page 3 would be hard for me to tell (what -crossed out) how we spent that day only we had plenty of fire crackers and powder? I think the children would have been more pleased if they could have you to be winter queen? of each with your’ xx quick with - Gratia we have been sick so much I do not think that I shall be able to Manitowoc ? but I do see any thing to hinder you and your Mother from coming to see us - tell all the girls and James that I have their minetures on a shelf in the front room whare I can see them every day I have (not- crossed out) not forgotten that I promised to send you the rest of (our crossed out) my (children-crossed out) Childrens likenesses but I have not got them ready - I supose you have heard that Hiram? was drafted he paid the three hundred dollars and staid at home. . Frishman’s wifes brother has lost his leg in battle I hope that your dear boys will not meet with any such accidence whenever I get a letter from you the first thing Page 4 I think of is whither your boys are all right. Charles has just got a book and reading to me so I may as well stop and listen for I can’t to do two things at a time good night Feb 21st it is time that I? had this letter. But there is a hundred and one things to keep one from writing. I received a (crossed out) another letter last evening from you and xx Gratia. I was very glad to hear from you as I allways am but I thought I should die with shame to think how I have neglected you this summer. Mr? Kendall? was here this week he says Chloe is better than when she was here. Mother is at Clara’s she has three children her? babe is xxx 6 months old and Mother has gone thare to give her another one. Adaline, if I cant come west with Mother you must Page 4 up side come after her she is anxious to see? you. Alta Hiram Palmer Maple Grove, Shinglehouse, Pa Walter Truman Palmer Letter from Alta to Adaline 7 Feb 1864 7 Feb 1864 Buffalo, New York This letter is almost 150 years old and very difficult to read. I had to send it to a service that did multiple scans and changed the contrast and brightness in different places in order to transcribe the letter. Alta died later the year (1864) CarlislePercival CarlislePercival originally shared this on 15 Feb 2011 Linked To Hiram Palmer Saved by (10 of 29) Saved bybrear47 Saved byEmilyRossow Saved byNicole Canoyer Saved byshnazychic Saved bywallyhamilton1 Saved byDaniel Chance Saved byHeather Paul Saved bySusan Joseph Saved byRoger and Tamera Huntley Saved byShannon Pater Comments

  
  

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