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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. Most of the text is a bible quote.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote about God and love.

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[Poem about loss]

One poem written by George Driver dated circa 1860. A poem re-written by him to replace the copy written by his sister Susie which he lost at sea.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote about loss and mercy.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote about loss and trusting God.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A bible verse number.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A bible quote.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. Concerning trust in God and the protection he offers your soul.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote entitled David's Confidence and her hope that George has the same experience.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "Oh! humbly take what God bestows/And like his own fair flowers/ Look up, in sunshine, with a smile,/ And gently bend in showers."

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "Happiness had its sanctuary in the heart, & they who seek it elsewhere, surly seek in vain."

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "Write injuries in the dust; but kindness in marble."

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "With patience then the course of duty run; God never does, nor suffers to be done, But that which you would do if you could see The end of all events, as well...

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[Poem]

One poem written by George Driver dated circa 1860. A poem re-written by him to replace the copy written by his sister Susie which he lost at sea.

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[Poem]

One poem written by George Driver originally by Carrie Briggs dated circa 1860. A poem about leaving and coming home.

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[Excerpt of A Psalm of Life]

One poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow re-written by George Driver dated circa 1860. A selection of the first two stanza's and the last stanza from A Psalm of Life.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A note about trusting God.

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[Poem]

One poem written by George Driver dated circa 1860. A poem about God's grace.

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[Poem to George Driver]

One poem sent to George Driver by his father dated circa 1860. A poem about God's and his protection. His father writes that they will be praying for him.

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Home

One poem by James Montgomery re-written and sent to George Driver by Susie Driver dated circa 1860. The poem is entitled Home.

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to George Driver

One poem from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A note about trusting God.

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to George Driver

One document sent to George Driver dated September 11, 1860. A series of four quotes and poems concerning missing George.

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to George Driver

One letter from Eli Thayer to George Driver dated September 29, 1860.

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[About a brother]

One poem by Susie Driver to George Driver dated September 11, 1860.

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