Letter from 90-year-old Italian cousin

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Letter from 90-year-old Italian cousin

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I recently learned about this 90-year-old cousin. With Elba's help a few months ago, she told me some things about the family before they came to America (1913 and 1924). A sad story, for sure.

I received a handwritten letter from the old woman yesterday. I tried but cannot recognize the words / handwriting well enough and am asking if someone would kindly permit me to email the letter for translation - 4 paragraphs.

This letter is a true gift of the season. Buon Natale to all.

Donna
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Re: Letter from 90-year-old Italian cousin

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donnawright wrote:I recently learned about this 90-year-old cousin. With Elba's help a few months ago, she told me some things about the family before they came to America (1913 and 1924). A sad story, for sure.

I received a handwritten letter from the old woman yesterday. I tried but cannot recognize the words / handwriting well enough and am asking if someone would kindly permit me to email the letter for translation - 4 paragraphs.

This letter is a true gift of the season. Buon Natale to all.

Donna

I'm sure I said you can send me these letters any time.... I'll always try and help you. You have my e-mail I think or you can just send a PM!!!

elba


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I wish you a peaceful Christmas beside all your loved ones.
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