Folder 6
Contains 16 Results:
Folder 6
Folder 6
Phelps, Harriet F. to Phelps, Edward W., undated
Sub-Folder 1
One letter in which Harriet tells Edward of various visitors she has had as well as places she has gone including Brooklyn and Coney Island.
Phelps, Harriet F. to Phelps, Winthrop E., undated
Sub-Folder 2
One letter, Harriet tells Winthrop of her desire to visit him in Chatham and talks about sledding and him receiving a pocket book.
Phelps, Harriet F. and Phelps, Lucy F. Robinson to Phelps, Winthrop E., 1864 Sep 25
Sub-Folder 3
One letter, Harriet tells Winthrop E. what men have been drafted from town as well as those men who have returned and some news of other people in town. Lucy tells him of news of his father along, her plans to go with the other children to Edgemont, and how she bought a new cow.
Robinson, Frances to Phelps, Lucy F. Robinson, 1844 - 1847
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2 letters, in the first letter Frances writes of her reaction to Andrew Benjamin’s death (Lucy’s first husband) and talks about health of other family members. In the second letter she discusses an outbreak of measles and dysentery in town, her health, and news of friends and family.
Benjamin, Harriet F. Robinson to Phelps, Lucy F. Robinson, 1846 - 1885
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Willior, Edward G. to Phelps, Winthrop H., Rev., 1864
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1 letter, in the letter Edward tells Winthrop to look for his son, George who is a Lieutenant in the Union Army. He also talks about his feelings on war, a battle won by General Sheridan, reaction at home, news of friends and family, and how Edward’s crops are doing on his farm.
Buck, Royal to Phelps, Winthrop H., Rev., 1866 Mar 26
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1 letter, in this letter Royal describes the worth of Winthrop’s land warrant and the process he must go through to confirm that it is legally his.
Bills for Stationary and Stamps, 1864 Mar - 1865 Jun
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13 bills for stationary and stamps, the majority of the purchases are for envelopes, stamps, and ink.