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Access Genealogy Library: Some Data, Letters, and Memoranda Collected by FRANKLIN D. LOVE, Relating to the LOVE FAMILY, by Dennis N. Partridge, Volume I, first series.

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the covenants, agreements aforesaid, the parties aforesaid, bind themselves each to the other in the penal sum of fifty dollars. In testimony whereof, they have unto set their hands and seal, day and date above written.
                                                N.K. Taylor (Seal)
                                                C.K. Gillespie(Seal)
                                                A.W. Taylor, (Seal)
P.S. N.K. Taylor reserves to the privilege
of repurchasing said item back within one
month from this day at same price.

Witness.
Ro. Love,

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Note: The above N.K. Taylor was the son of General Nathaniel Taylor, and is an albino. He was very much addicted to drink. Never married. Was a very bright man, and had it not have been for intoxicants he would have made very great reputation as a lawyer.-F.D. Love,

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                                                Carter's Depot, Tennessee, Feb. 27th 1864

Ro. Love, Esqr.,
        My dear Sir: News cheering---All night. Longstreet in the right place. I hope to eat watermelons with you this year at your own house. If you want the matter carried out, send down your friend. I shall be pleased to form his acquaintance, and to serve you. Wishing you and family much happiness, I am, hastily as ever.
                                        Your friend & relative,
                                                James R. Love,

Note: This is a son of John Bell Love, who was a son of Robert Love, the elder, a Colonel in the Confederate Army, and at that time was stationed at Carter's Depot, guarding the Railroad Bridge at that place, to prevent the southward movement of the Federal forces-F.D. Love,
 
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                                                Rutherfordton, April 28th 1852.
R.(T). Love, Esqr,,
        My dear Sir:
                        It has now been over three months since I last wrote to you, and were I to wait for a letter from you or sister, Sallie, in reply, taking the experience of the Past as a guide by which to prognosticate of the Future, it would be twice three months more before I would write to you again. But really letters from you or sister with those of

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Access Genealogy Library: Some Data, Letters, and Memoranda Collected by FRANKLIN D. LOVE, Relating to the LOVE FAMILY, by Dennis N. Partridge, Volume I, first series. , Edited by Dennis N. Partridge, Columbus, Georgia, © 2001.

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