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154 january 1866 he can he cant write very well he Does Not No Much a Bout the Old Man Lincoln for he was a Boy at his Death he has Nothing to Do with writing to any one a Bout the Life of Lincoln it Dependes on Me to Do all this I have writen a Letter to Josiah Crofford in Spencer County Indiana Concerning Books that Abe Read I have No answer yet Next question how many people was at Mrs Lincoln furnel at hir Beriel Thare was a Bout 20 persons the hole Nabour hood Do you Mean hir funerl preaced or hir interment in the grown I have jest Seen John Hall he Says that he got your Letters But Could Not answer any of them ask Me the questions I will Answer them Satisfacttory at Mrs Lincoln furnel preched was By David Elkins of Hardin County Ky Cum to pay us a Visit and preacht hir furnel the Customs of the people at time was very Ruff Drinking a Little whisky Corn Shuckings Log Rolings &c --No Dancing as Sum Did --Shooting Maches throwing the Mall over head. Size of the ‚elds from. 10. 12 16 20 acors Raised Corn Mostly Sum wheat a Nuf for a Cake a Sundy Morning Hogs and Venison hams was a Legal tender and Coon Skins all so we Raised Sheep and Cattle But they Did not fecth Much Cows and Calfes was onely worth 6 Dollars Corn 10 cts wheat 25 at that time I think I will Be able to tell you all a Bout these things I take plesure in Doing so Yours Respectfuly D. F. Hanks Not well at this time Now a Bout the timber it was Black walnut and Black oake hickory and Jack oake Elm and white oake under grooth Dogwood in a Bundance grape vines and Shewmake Bushes and Milk Sick plenty all of My Relitives Died with that Disease on Little pigeon Creek Spencer County this all at this time LC: HW2418; HL: LN2408, 1:248¬49 116. S. A. Crawford to WHH January the 8th 1866 Dear Sir i hav done as you requested me to do i hav ritten all of the Cronicals of rubens and poetry that my oald mother Could memorise of mr lincoln riting at the time he worked with with her and father at the time mr lincoln rote this it apiers that thare was a little Coolness exising between the two famlys mr lincoln not being invited to the grate weding feast maid use of a little of his novelty in Stating facts that did accour rubin did go to bed with Charleses wife and Charles to bed with rubens wife i took the rubens Cronicals to gentryvill and red them in public R. D.