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Contains 96 Results:
Perkins, Charles to Perkins, Abigail, 1830 Sep 13
Item 3
Spent 7 weeks in Litchfield; visited in New York for possible future calculations; since his return, he has been gratified at his prospects; his rents have been good; discusses his future plans; he may appear to the world to be a gentleman of ease and leisure; he is in fact and in earnest a hard working and contriving man spending nothing but what is truly necessary.
Perkins, Charles to Perkins, Abigail, [circa 1830]
Item 4
Glad to hear of the revival in Norwich; discusses faith; churches are reviving in Rochester.
Quincy, Edmund to Scott, Dorothy Quincy Hancock, 1786 Oct 10
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Writes that he is informed that Gov. Hancock is attacked by the gout; Hancock is in Hartford; consoles with her and Hancock on the unfavorable occurence abroad, but hopes Mr. Bracket will soon be with them to yield necessary assistance; hopes the governor can return home before the upcoming cool season; news of family and her son.
Correspondence, 1806-1815
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Dorothy Champion Deming (1759-1830) was the wife of Julius Deming.
Deming, Dorothy Champion to Deming, Dorothy, 1806 May 20
Item 1
Writes that after Dorothy's hurried departure, the store was completely ransacked of all its useless goods and the house supplied therewith; matter are now settled and Fred begins to proceed to business; she has a large chest full of remnants; thinks Dorothy will need a new bonnet; describes fashionable bonnets she saw in Litchfield; news of family and friends.
Deming, Dorothy Champion to F. & C. Deming & Co., 1819 Jun 27
Item 2
Writes that Julius Deming is gradually getting better and describes his condition; the family except for him is in perfect health.
Deming, Dorothy Champion and [Deming, Dorothy?] to Deming, Charles, 1815 Oct 30
Item 3
Bills and receipts, third parties, 1784, 1830-1846
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Perkins, Abigail to King, Mary O., 1827 Oct 6
Item 4
Offers condolences for the loss of King's daughter Mary; unable to comply with King's request to spend the winter with her; reports the death of her brother's infant daughter.
"The Lindens" Envelope
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The Lindens is the Deming Family home in Litchfield, Connecticut