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[A man holding a suitcase, a man pushing a wheelbarrow, and a woman with a large bustle dress approaching a house with a woman standing in the doorway, two figures standing in two windows, and two birds standing on the roof]
Ms., [undated]. s.l., page 1. From a collection of correspondence related to Ira Blake of Chester, Vermont, and his descendants that is divided into three main groups: letters between Ira Blake and Mary Seamans, his future wife; letters to Frances Blake, their daughter; and letters by Ormond and Oscar Colony, Frances's sons. The Blake letters primarily concern courtship and family news in New England, and the Colony letters pertain to the brothers' experiences traveling to and living in Colorado during the Civil War.
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