Accession: 226.37.050
Editorial Title: Fanny McNeil Potter to Mary Baker Eddy, January 7, 1887
Author: Fanny McNeil Potter 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: January 7, 1887
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Fanny McNeil Potter on unlined paper.
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A Happy New Year to you Darling. & Many. I love the pretty GreetingEditorial Note: This greeting is not extant. because it came from a loved one, whose name I reverence, & cherish- I regretted I did not know the Washington address of Gen C.W. & so Mrs Leonard goes to BEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts today, & will see you, Why can't As Written: cant I? By all means make your arrangements to go: abroad next Spring, this is in confidence, I will tell you why when we meet I have my own reasons for only sending love by another I prefer directness I am well, & my own Dr now. How is this? You did not speak of the Beautiful Builders, Did you receive it clear? You look up that Coat of arms McNeil I mean so I can see it when I do go to Boston. I shall not go in Care of any person. I am still able to battle with life; & its incidents. With much love, & many kisses upon thy dear face,

Ever
Lovingly YoursAs Written:Yrs
F. M.cN Potter
226.37.050
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library

A Happy New Year to you Darling. & Many. I love the pretty GreetingEditorial Note: This greeting is not extant. because it came from a loved one, whose name I reverence, & cherish- I regretted I did not know the Washington address of Gen C.W. & so Mrs Leonard goes to BEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts today, & will see you, Why cant Corrected: can't I? By all means make your arrangements to go: abroad next Spring, this is in confidence, I will tell you why when we meet I have my own reasons for only sending love by another I prefer directness I am well, & my own Dr now. How is this? You did not speak of the Beautiful Builders, Did you receive it clear? You look up that Coat of arms McNeil I menan so I can see it when I do go to Boston. I shall not go in Care of any person. I am still able to battle with life; & its incidents. With much love, & many kisses upon thy dear face,

Ever
Lovingly YrsCorrected:Yours
F. M.cN Potter
 
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This greeting is not extant. Boston, Massachusetts