001_Coe_letters_F1_transcript7May1851to1856_pp1-71plusindex1

001_Coe_letters_F1_transcript7May1851to1856_pp1-71plusindex1

These letters include communication between George Coe, his mother, and his sister Emeline. The letters contain updates on the family, including their health, deaths, marriages, children, and travel. George's mother urges his non-Christian son to find religion, and writes about her frustration with his future. The letters also contain the family's wishes for George to marry at home rather than South America, where he was living at the time.

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Seabrook, Stoney, Verdier, Pope, Drayton, Alston, Norton, Pritchard, Ford, Guerard, Kirk.

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1851-1856