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Dear Mo, March 30, 1692
I have moved to the wonderful colonie of Pennsylvania. I am a farmer here with a wife and 5 children. We do the farm chores which include cooking, cleaning, caring for the animals, caring for ourselves, building and planting and harvesting crops. When I moved here my neighbors organized a working bee to get my farmed built. At the end, we all got drunk and had fun. That is also where I met my wife. Sadly our eldest son, John, died of smallpox, so we had to make a plot for him. That really brought are family together. The wonderful thing about living in Pennsylvania is that we all care for each other which is how I got my barn. Also, our children get a good education which I heard was not that prevalent here in the colonies. Thankfully their is no slavery here because we believe that it is a sin. I would like to know that the English Bill of rights actually gives us rights and what parliament is doing right now, because you somehow were elected to the Commons.
From Your Favorite and Only Older Brother,
John
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