| LETTER From U.T.Wooster to his brother Thomas S. Wooster |
To: Thomas S. Wooster
Folly Island,S.C.
Dear Brother
your letter of the 23. was received
yesterday after noon also the stamps and pen and am very
mutch
obliged to you for the trouble of sending it I am glad to
here that you are so healthy and young I hope that you
may always feal as well as you do now I have never been
healthier than I am at present how long it will last I know
not. Thare is nothing of consequence going on here now I
saw Robert Becker yesterday. he is in the 7 C.T.
they have been of drilling on small boats for the pupos of
chargeing sutch Forts as Sumter thare is men in his Co
that was acquainted with Alva. he was wounded on Moris
Island the second charge that was made on Wagoner
was tken to Hilton Head and after wards died or at leas
they say so. Robbert looks as he always did. this letter
that I send i want you to send to Ebin pleas (dired?) it
and mail it, the penn is a very good one onely it is prity
stiff and wants using a good while untile it gets worn
smooth. Tou will see that thare is something the matter
with teh pen or the one that is useing it. I will write
more next time so excuse this half sheat and new pen (?)
from your Brother
U.T.Wooster
© Paul Thurst 1998
West Windsor
Broome Co. N.Y.
Nov. 7the 1863
Submitted by Paul Thurst