Mrs. M. Mulcahy, Massachusetts, to "Dear Amey O'Hara".

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Document ID 9810029
Date 25-01-1898
Document Type Letters (Emigrants)
Archive Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
Citation Mrs. M. Mulcahy, Massachusetts, to "Dear Amey O'Hara".; PRONI D/889/7/1; CMSIED 9810029
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            Salem Mass [Massachusetts?]

Dear Amey O'Hara
                I thought I would
write you these few lines hoping to
find you in good health as we are
all in good health at preasant [present?]
I was in Chealsea [Chelsea?] 27 day of
December.  I heard that your brother
[Gel?] is dead and he left a lot
of money after him and he was
not married and your
brother John children is got it [sic]
in court and trying to get
it and I thought I would write and
let you know about it for I thought
that you had a better right
to it the [than?] the brothers children
The only way you can get it is to
give it into a lawyer [lawyer's?] hands
and perhaps he would write to
this court and help to get
it it is the place that is called
Norboro but we do not [sic] [know?] the
number of place.  I live in Salem
and he is dead about 2 months.
I send my love to you and your
wife Mary and all the family
I think your brother was
married the second time and
I think they aseperadents [separated?]
As this is all I have to say
I send my love to all
You know me when I was
  Mary McKeown
But now I am
  Mrs Mulcahy 13 Charter St
            Salem Mass [Massachusetts?] America
       Write as soon as you receive
this letter
       Good By [Bye?]
     From Your Friend

[Notes in a different hand?]
Silvester O'Hara
formerly of [Lagan?] near Keady
Norboro Mass [Massachusetts?]. Farmer  He died
intestate and [unmarried?]  He
left [Ambrose?] O'Hara of Lagan.  There was a sister
called Mary.  It is believed
she is dead. Never she was
married.   [Another?] brother
called John.  Don't know
about children she
had [Mrs?] [Rose?] [Gorman?]
of [Rath------?] [wife?]
of [P----?] [-----?]
is a sister of
[the?] [deceased?]