Jemima asks what they are to do for the Fall if James does not come home.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

Potts, Jemima

Ida is ill with an "intermitting" fever.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

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Jemima Potts to James Potts

Jemima's potato crop is less than she expected because the hogs got into it one night.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

Jemima is glad to hear that James is safe.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

Jemima receives a present from James and wishes she had something to send him in return.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

Jemima is able to settle some of her debts with the money that James sent.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

Jemima assures James she will stay with her Mother.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

Jemima apologizes for her cramped writing and short letter, but she is running out of paper.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

Jemima has a new likeness of James but thinks that he must have been feeling poorly when he had it taken.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

Jemima reports that the garden is doing well and that Ida is raising fifteen chickens.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

Jemima writes that Governor Morton is going to be in town to deliver a speech, but she does not think she will be able to attend.Potts, James1860s (1860-1869)Wolcottville (Ind.)600ppiCivil War Home FrontDC045This Civil War Home Front collection was funded by LSTA

Jemima Potts to James Potts

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