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Notes - Andrew May
No full textNotes written by Andrew May that discuss his family history, education, dental career and hobbies
Three Girls at Andrew Female College
No full textThe faded black and white photograph is of three girls outside with wooden buildings in the background, Andrew Female College. Underneath the photograph in stylized writing is "Chums." in brown ink
Letter from Andrew May to Erecta Morey, 12 October 1849
No full textA letter from Andrew May to Erecta Morey. He calls her his "Sweet Girl" and wishes he could be back in St. Catharines and wishes for Erecta to write back to him. He closes the letter with "Yours Forever, Andrew May"
Letter from Andrew May to Erecta Morey, 2 September 1852
No full textThe letter begins with Andrew May remarking that he has written again while waiting for reply from Erecta Morey. He hopes that she will respond soon with word on how she is doing. The second part of the letter mentions a friend John who may have written an "infernal black falsehood" about Andrew May recently getting married. May writes that the remarks are false and that he is not married
Letter from Andrew May to Erecta Morey, 27 September 1849
No full textA letter from Andrew May to Erecta Morey. Andrew begins by apologizing for not writing sooner and explains that those around him are interrupting his writing. He also mentions that it has been nearly three weeks since the two were driving together "by the silverry beams of the moon.
Letter from Andrew May to Erecta Morey, 14 May 1850
No full textA letter from Andrew May to Erecta Morey in which he mentions that the last time they were together Erecta had described him as dull and long faced. He states that he was sad to say goodbye and that he has been lonesome without Erecta
Letter from Andrew May to Erecta Morey, 17 March 1850
No full textAndrew May writes to Erecta Morey and discusses his friend George Bervel. He mentions that he has become distant since their time in St. Catharines
Letter from Andrew May to Erecta Morey, 27 November 1850
No full textAndrew May begins the letter by discussing a fire that has broken out "on main street near the Churches". He goes on to tell his "sweet girl" how much he misses her and to write soon
Letter from Andrew May to Erecta Morey, 6 January 1851
No full textAndrew May writes to Erecta Morey about the lack of boats going through Buffalo and how it would be difficult for him to make any wages from the bar at the house. He also discusses a Cotillion party that he plans to take her to on the 15th
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