TY  - GEN
DA  - 1829
DA  - June 28, 1829
ID  - 161
KW  - Barb, Rosina Myers (1803-1879)
KW  - Barb, Abraham ( 1799-1874)
KW  - Myers, Johannes, Jr. (1796-1879)
L1  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/001.JPG
L1  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/002.JPG
L1  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/003.JPG
L2  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/001.JPG
L2  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/002.JPG
L2  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/003.JPG
L4  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/001.JPG
L4  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/002.JPG
L4  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/003.JPG
LK  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/001.JPG
LK  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/002.JPG
LK  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/003.JPG
N1  - Items  051-001-267 to 051-001-274 [072- 079] are donations from Deborah M.S. Brown of Maryland, sent as scans attached to emails in November, 2019.  They consist of six letters from Abraham and Rosina Myers Barb to her brother John Myers, plus photographs of Abraham and Rosina's son John Myers Barb and his wife Sarah Norton Barb.  

1829-06-28.  
Bristol   Trumbul County Ohio  June 28th 1829 

Dear Brother   
I have looked for a letter from you before this time but have received none yet/  there is one in the [post] office here from Hardy County but has no bodys [sic] name on and the post master wont give it out/  if any of you Sent it I want you to write an other [sic] and Send it as soon as you can, I had Calculated to come in there this fall but I have give up coming this fall, we are all in good health at present hoping that these few lines may find you in the same state of health and I remember my best respects to you and all inquiring friends  I have never wrote to you about the land as I was to [sic] the land is good and if you wante [want to] Come out here and work like you do there and was prospered [sic] you want [won't?] Soon become riche but I Suppose you will never come here for Spittlers Say you are to[o] Stingy and mother was a Stingy old woman   She would give every thing [sic] to you and george [sic] So I Suppose the [they?] think you will be rich Enough without coming out here/  

yours respectfully 
                                  Rosina Barb
To John Myres 

[On back of document-1829-06-28a]
	 
Mr. John Myres 
[NOTE: "The" crossed out.] Hardy County 
   	 Virginia ----- : ------- 
    	Woodstock Post Office

[Upside down under the above-1829-06-28b]

	 N. Bloomfield}	25
Daly?  1st        }

[NOTE: Also note that you can see where a "seal" was removed on the paper.]
PY  - 1829
PY  - June 28, 1829
T1  - Letter of June 28, 1829 from Abraham and Rosina Myers Barb (parents of John Myers Barb) to her brother Johannes Myers, Jr.
TI  - Letter of June 28, 1829 from Abraham and Rosina Myers Barb (parents of John Myers Barb) to her brother Johannes Myers, Jr.
UR  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/001.JPG
UR  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/002.JPG
UR  - https://trumbullmemory.org/record/161/files/003.JPG
Y1  - 1829
ER  -