(5 LETTER FOUR. This letter was written by Mrs. Mary Nolan (who wrote Letter 3) to her sister Mrs. Catherine Sheehan in Cork, Ireland Avoca, March I, I900. My dear sister Kate, I now sit down with pleasure to write those few lines to you hoping to f ind ye all in good health as this leaves all of us at present. Dear sister, we wrote to you two weeks before Xmas and didn't get any answer yet. We sent you a pound for an Xmas present and you never answered it and we d idn't know what was the matter or did you get it at all? We thought it might be lost. If you didn't get it write to us right away and we will look after it. Dear sister, we had a marriage since we heard from you before. My daughter Annie was married on the 2I of February to a man by the name of John Lynott. He is a very nice young man. We had a grand wedding. We had about 200 people asked and we had a goodtime. They got some handsome presents. They got I4 Rocking Chairs and three sets of silver knives and forks and spoons and other presents too numerous to mention and table linen. She got any amount of it. Dear sister it was too bad you wasnt hear and we would be all together. Brother Denis and family was hear, also sister Johanna and family and 11 our friends. We had a glorious time that night. Dear sister, I aint going to write a long letter to you this time until I hear from you again. I didn't think you would delay my letter so long or did you get tired of writing to me so soon. How is your two sons and there wifes and familys getting on - also James and Patrick Harrigan and their families and all the friends there? I hope they are all well. Dear sister, I have no more to say until I hear from you again - hoping that won't be long : don't delay this one. Good Bye from your loving sister, Mary Nolan. We all join in sending our love to ye all 0 not forgetting your sons.