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JIM: A note from a transcriber of ancient penmanship From JIM Having spent innumerable hours of my (previous) life deciphering "that purty old handwritin'" on various legal and personal documents, transcribing the note to Miss Humble was a piece of cake. One of the toughest ones I ever did was a (mercifully) brief letter written in the 1880s to my remote ancestor Joseph Roy of Pulaski Co.; another was a postcard note penned by Eld. Z.T. Williams while on his pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 1900.About: JIM transcribes postcard from Helm Ovalene Humble received This story was posted on 2015-01-10 06:17:17
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