Note to Nora Roberson from D. W. Herring
(C. Avis Catalog entry #743)
(Document ID #387c)
[D. W. Herring was a son of John Henry Herring by his first wife, Julia Williams. Therefore, a half-brother of Nora Herring Roberson]
At our age we take far more pleasure in the future of our children than our own. And Dear Nora, I am so very,very glad that yours are a credit to you and to all of us.
There is no family on earth, I would rather visit and see all of than yours, but I suppose that pleasure is to be forever denied me.
Remember that you are the oldest female representative of our Herring blood, and my only sister. God Bless You. I told my wife the other day that if I had been raised with a good sister or mother, I think I would have been a better man. My mother died when I was a small child. Would like to hear of your mother and how she is getting along, and where she lives. Never was with her much.
Affectionately Your brother Dick.
{signed D. W. Herring}
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Letter from D. W. "Dick" Herring
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