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Contains 96 Results:
Smith, Emily M. to Perkins, Clarissa Deming, 1837 Feb 4
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Offers sympathy regarding the death of Charles William; news of friends; state of religion in Rochester has been very low.
Goodwin, Mary A. to Perkins, Clarissa Deming, 1837 Feb 6
Item 4
Offers sympathy regarding the death of Charles and Jane P.
Perkins, Clarissa Deming to Deming, Charles, 1837 Feb 8
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Writes that she is grateful to hear they are well in Augusta; her feelings about the death of Charles William.
Shedden, J. R. to Perkins, Clarissa Deming, 1837 Feb 25
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Is unable to get as much merino in New Haven as she wants, but may be able to obtain more through a friend who is going to New York; glad to hear good news about her church and family in her recent letter.
C. T. D. [Charlotte Tryon Deming?] to Perkins, Clarissa Deming, [1837 Feb?]
Item 7
Expresses her sympathy regarding the death of Charles.
Smith, [A.?] to Perkins, Clarissa Deming, [1837 Feb?]
Item 8
Expresses her sympathies regarding the death of Charles.
Bills and receipts, Mr. Perkins, 1847-1849
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Correspondence, Gould, James to [?], [1830s?]
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Would be obliged if Mary or Lucretia Deming would send him a few of the illustrations of Sir Walter Scott's work.
Childrens poem cards with cloth drawstring storage bag, 1823
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Eleven poems for children with yellow and white cloth drawstring storage bag. Topics include On Spring, The Bee, The Bible, The Childs Evening Hymn, The Childs Morning Hymn, The Lily of the Valley, The Orphan, The Shepherd Boy, and Youthful Dedication. The poems are printed on heavy card stock with hand colored pictures.
Receipts, 1857 & 1870
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Two receipts with one being dated 1857 April 9 for Adams & Co. Package Express for one box to be transported from New York, New York to Salem, Massachusetts. Other receipt is dated 1870 May 13 for Steamer Continental with goods being sent from New York, New York to New Haven, Connecticut.