1/10/33 EC's letter to "Dear [
301], [
282] and [
299]:"
Many thanks for yours of the 3rd. It seems we all have been
so busy since Christmas, or so disturbed one way or another,
that we have hardly had time to do any of the things we would
like to do. I certainly do regret that my correspondence
suffers when I am not feeling so physically fit.
As you no doubt know, we had to make a hurried trip to New
York during the holidays; some special appointments or people
to meet. Of course, to be different, I had to get sick. So,
when Gertrude and Miss Gladys came up it was only to bring me
home that evening; so they were there only a few hours, you
might say; consequently, we didn't have the opportunity to
get any of you on the phone, though we tried at least once -
but we were very busy. Possibly I had no business
undertaking any readings, for I was so full of cold and have
certainly been suffering ever since. We are hoping, though,
for better things.
I'm sure [
299] enjoyed her Christmas. She certainly is a
wonderful and beautiful artist's model. We recognized the
picture on the magazine. The card you sent is beautiful,
and we appreciate it very much. She will soon be talking,
for she will gradually begin to put the words together.
The other day I had a rather an unusual experience that I am
sure will be of interest to you, especially if you remember
how [
299] looked at me when I was there last and was quite
willing for me to hold her. While sitting in the barber
shop here at the Beach, the barber's little two year old
boy [Robert H. Tarrh ["Bobby"]] was playing around the
floor eating some wafers. The child could talk quite
plainly. While I was getting my hair cut, he looked up at me
and said, "I know you." He handed me a cake, asking me if I
wasn't hungry; I told him no. The father said, "Why you
don't know Mr. Cayce, you've never seen him before." He
said, "Oh yes,I have! We were together on a big river, in
a boat, and we were both hungry then!" The father didn't
know what to think, or say. It certainly does make us
wonder; for it fits so well with the information in my life
reading as to the period before this when I was on a big
river and certainly must have been quite hungry for some
time. [See 294-8.] The child may have been so close that he
could see back. I would certainly love to get a life reading
on him, but I don't know how even to approach the parents.
I was sure this experience would be interesting to you, as
well as to Mrs. [
255] and some of the others.
I am glad that your mother is better, [
301], but sorry she
was not able to make the trip for the holidays; hope she will
be able to be with you sometime in the near future.
Let us hear from you. We are always glad; to hear from you
all, as you know.
With love to each and every one from all here, I am
Sincerely,
[Edgar Cayce]
EC:GD
4/19/69 GD's note: I saw Bobby Tarrh at [Clyde Gayle's
Texaco] today and he said he remembered being told of the
experience. He was about two and half yrs. at the time,
being born in June 1930. He remembers Mr. Cayce at other
times very well, during his boyhood, as he was in HLC's Boy
Scouts Troop and spent much time around the Cayce home, EC's
fishing pier, etc. He gave me permission to use his name in
recording above experience. It is interesting to me that
Bobby's parents moved to VB from Akron, Ohio several yrs.
before Bobby's birth. Above mentioned scene took place on
the Ohio River.
3/15/33 Parents obtained Ck. Physical
299-3 for her, and
299-4 on
4/14/34. [Baby-sister [
314] was born
4/18/33.]
8/19/33 See Source File Key #299 for Life Seal and
commentaries re 299-1.
GD's note: See subsequent reports in her father [
282]'s file
indicating his nervous breakdown. Her mother [
301] brought
up the children [
299] and [
314] with the help of her parents,
and Mr. [
282]'s sister Mrs. [
457] and husband helping
financially, etc.
9/07/49 Grandmother [
255] wrote that [
299] got married on her
eighteenth birthday [
8/30/49].
12/28/51 Grandmother [
255] wrote: "[
299] will soon be a
mother for the second time."
10/01/52 Grandmother [
255] wrote: "[
299] has two boys."
3/19/55 Grandmother [
255] wrote: "[
299] has three children."
12/19/58 Grandmother [
255] wrote: "My son [
282] has a happy
time with his five grandchildren. [
314] has two and [
299]
has three."



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