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Writes to offer condolences regarding the death of Perkins' sister.

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Correspondence in this sub-series is arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Incoming and outgoing letters are interfiled and arranged chronologically. See the Military papers sub-series for correspondence related to the American Revolutionary War.

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Regarding their business arrangement to import horses.

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Regarding their business arrangement to import horses.

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Recounts his and Reuben Champion's father's service in the American Revolutionary War; is unable to aid Champion in his effort to obtain a pension because he has no knowledge of Champion's appointment as a drover.

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14 letters. Correspondents are J. L. Edwards, Pension Office, War Dept.; Jabez W. Huntington; Julius Deming; James Dodd, Pension Office, Hartford; and Alexander Ray.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Arranged alphabetically by family member. Unless otherwise noted, correspondence is placed first, followed by type of document listed alphabetically. Within each type, the papers are arranged chronologically. Sub-series 30, Other family papers, contains papers that relate to more than one family member (other than correspondence), such as business agreements among members of the Deming and Champion families; papers that cannot be attributed to a specific person, such as a receipt given to...

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Names, dates of visits, and duration is noted along with who Lucretia paid a visit to.  Birthdays are also included.

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Julius Deming (1755-1838) was married to Dorothy Champion Deming. They had eight children: Julius, Dorothy, Frederick, Charles, William, Clarissa, Mary, and Lucretia.

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Deming describes the dialogue of the waiter who served him, what he ordered, and what it cost.