Miriam Van Waters Papers. Male Prisoner Correspondence, 1927-1971. Correspondence: G-L, 1954-1967. A-71, folder 592. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

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address of my sister New add and have you seen her as of now since you went up there last you say you didnt get chance to see her last time for certain reason and did she go to court on her charge if so how much if any & when will she get out or a charge for parole if any if you no please if and when you see her give her my Best regard

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In all kind of ways

As Always

H Hardy

July 13/ 66

Dear Friend I received your letter and I was glad to heard from you and about Debora to glad to no she Ok. Mental & physical.

You as me when I go up for parole Well I go up in Nov, this year to to get out to. Second you ask me about if I marrade. No I not and we is going to get marrade to and to I wont to have a home of my own and to

PS Thank for giving her cigrette.

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I am not getting Any younger and to I dont like some part of my life that I have live and I am cutting that part off. And I believe she wont home to & Family like I do and that what I am intend to do and this jail life is no good that I have found out for sure because life is to great And we do not have that long on this earth to be putting