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Title	Letter to Charlotte Thayer Hazard
Description	Letter to Lottie (Charlotte Thayer Hazard). The letter describes a boat trip, staying at the hotel, and seeing Prince Napolean and his family.
Notes	Charlotte Thayer Hazard married John Cross, headmaster of the Golden Hill School in Kingston, NY. Mary Isabella Forsyth was the daughter to James Forsyth and Mary Bruyn. She had three siblings: Petronella, John, and Katharine. James Forsyth was a judge i
Subject.TGM	Correspondence
Personal Name	Louis Napoléon, Prince Impérial of the French, 1856-1879
HRVH Topic	Daily Life
Language	eng
Format.Original	letter, 4 pages
Resource Type	Text
Source	Forsyth Collection
Publisher.Digital	Ulster County Historical Society
Date.Digital	2011
Digital Collection	Forsyth Collection
Holding Institution	Ulster County Historical Society
Contact Information	Physical address: Bevier House Museum, 2682 Route 209, Marbletown, New York; Mailing address: Ulster County Historical Society, Post Office Box 279, Stone Ridge, New York 12484-0279
Rights	This item may be used for educational and research purposes only. For further permissions, contact the holding institution.
Scanning Technician	Jason Cookingham
Cataloger	Jason Cookingham

Title	Page 1
Resource Identifier	77-11_1-1-4-Page1.jpg
Publisher.Digital	Ulster County Historical Society
Rights	This item may be used for educational and research purposes only. For further permissions, contact the holding institution.
Technical Data	Archival TIFF - Microtek ScanMaker 9800XL; 600 ppi; SilverFast Ai v6.4; 3165 x 4903 pixels; 49.3 Mb
Transcript	Dear Lottie I received your letter this morning, just as we were sitting down to dinner, and was very glad to get it. You must make believe that blot is a kiss, I put my finger down in a hurry and made it. You were better than your promise, for you wrote me nearly seven pages. You were real good and I will try to be as good. I was very sorry you and Carrie could not come down to the boat with us, but I think it is about as well you did not, for if you had caught cold I would have felt very sorry, and it was very wet and muddy. The boat during the night rocked very much and the swells
Scanning Technician	Jason Cookingham
Cataloger	Jason Cookingham

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