n.d. Mary Cornell to Eunice Cornell: "I dont know what the[e] will say at my staying to Ithaca to work in the paper mill but there is a good chance [?] I can make more then I can to work at housework?" n.d. Jane Cornell to Eunice Cornell from Michigan: "I want to learn how to Telegraph for I think it would be a much pleasenter and more proffitable business. Phebe thinks I will be very foolish if I do not improve the opportunity. She says she will give me $2.00 per week if I will stay and help do her work and sewing, and give me a chance to learn to telegraph." Topics: Cornell family correspondence: letters to Elijah and Eunice Cornell from their children; news of family life, children, health, fashions, farming, and employment. Personal names: Cornell, Elijah; Cornell, Eunice; Rowell, Mary; Earle, Rhoda; Cornell, E.B.; Cornell, Jane; Chace, Lucretia; Cornell, Mollie; Cornell, Mary; Chace, Thomas; Wood, Phebe; Cornell, Mary Ann Geography: Providence; Ithaca; Albion