Albert Day, originally from Bradford MA, was a printer.  He and Nancy Palmer of Pittsfield NH lived some distance apart for periods of time both before and during their marriage.  Bundles of their letters were saved and have been stored in the attics of four generations for over 130 years by more than ten people in at least five different states.  It is time for them to come out and be of some use.

Haverhill MA

Brooks Bros.
Cherry Street
Day
Evans
Farrington
Ferry Street
Kingsbury, Rev.
Perley

Pittsfield area NH

Batchelder
Bell
Brown

Butler
Carr
Chamberlen
Cilley
Clark
Cram
Day
Drake
Dustin
Eastman
Edgerly

Ely
Emerson
Foss
Freese
French
Gay
George
Globe Mfg.
Goss
Grant
Gray
Hill

Jenkins

Jenness

Kelly

Lane

Lougee

Mack

Marston

McKay

Mitchell

Mooney

Mudgett

Osgood

Page

Palmer

Potter

Sanborn

Swett

Ring

Tuttle

Watson

Wentworth

Wheeler

Whittemore

Woodbury

Young

Bellows Falls VT

Adams
Boutelle
Darling
Davis
Day
Eaton
Emerson
Gale
Gamman
Green
Guild
Kirkland
Ladd
Norwood
Perry
Plumer
Shaw
Sparrow

Briarcliff Manor NY

Day
Emerson
Law
Olmstead
Plumer
Shute
Wilcox
Woodland

"This living in two places at once is a curious process.  Here today and there tomorrow.  Now struggling with type that won't fit and machines that won't go, and ink that will go everywhere.  Shut up in a dingy hole with no company but the rats, for many long hours after other people are in their beds, slaving in rags and dirt, then emerging moth-like to discard the habiliments of prison life and breathe the free air, to assume more respectable raiment and take passage for another clime where there is nothing to do but eat, drink, and be merry - no lazy."

~ Albert Day