Sarah Fisher letter to Charity Rotch, Philadelphia, 9th mo 11th 1814

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	                          Philadelphia  9th mo 11th  1814
	My Dear Aunt
                   Since father wrote Mother has had a relapse on 5th
	but I hope she is now on the mend she had a return of her
	chills and fevers she thought she took cold   they have left her again
	She rode a little way with Deborah this morning   it was the
	first time Deborah has been out  she is slowly getting well though
	very weak    Father wrote three letters which I hope you have
	received, since Mother has been sick.
	perhaps thou may have heard that cousin Anna Robenson had a 
	son about 4 weeks ago its name is William Rotch Robenson
	It is a fine baby Aunt Rodman was with cousin Anna
	till cousin Samuel Rodman came for her on account of cousin
	Sarah Rodmans illness with the slow fever.  we have heard
	since they set off that she was a little better.
        cousin Mary Mortons neice Eliza Robenson is thought far
	gone in a consumption   she seems sensible of her situation
	9th moth 12th   Mother and Deborah rode out this morning
	Mother is a good deal better and Deborah is better
	I suppose Father informed thee of the disease of cousin
	James Fisher  he lost his speech some time before his
	death and was very feeble and weak but his mind was