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Contains 74 Results:
Hinman, Mary Coles to unnamed stepchildren, circa 1864 May 24
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Hinman writes from New Haven about her wish to visit Litchfield, her attire and that of her grandchildren, what she has been eating, and other activities.
Adams, Joseph (1767-1856) last will and testament, 1841
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Hubbard, John H., 1864
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Correspondence related to the death of Charles Adams (1845-1864) from wounds received during the Civil War Battle of Cold Harbor.
Hubbard, John H., 1864 Jun 11
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Unaddressed telegraph message stating that Charlie Adams died this morning. "I was with him." Offers a few additional details.
Hubbard, John H. to his wife, 1864 Jun 11
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Writing from Washington, D.C., Hubbard describes the circumstances surrounding the death of Charles Adams (1845-1864) and the arrangements he is making for transfer of the body to Litchfield.
Hubbard, John H., ledger sheet , 1864 Jun 11
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Contains copies of his correspondence related to the death of Charles Adams.
Buel, C. [Charlotte?] to May, Betsey Adams, 1815 Aug 28
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Buel writes from Troy, N.Y., with news of her and her family's health. Her mother begs Betsey's mother to accept the shawl for Betsey and the vest for Amos.
Richards, Amos Adams, 1813, 1866
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Two letters, one to his uncle and one to his cousin.
Richards, Amos Adams to Adams, Joseph, 1813 Aug 1
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Richards writes from Boston about his and his family's health, his father's plan to give up his tools so he and Giles can establish themselves in Smithfield, R.I., how they plan to establish a business, American and British ships, and finding a place for Amos, but there has never been a worse time for business
Richards, Amos Adams to Adams, Charles, 1866 Dec 14
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Richards writes from Urbana, Ohio, and recalls visiting Litchfield in 1813 and other events in his life, reports on his family, recalls what he knows of Adams's family, and discusses his philosophy of life.