Includes descendants of Maj. Moses Seymour, their spouses, and Seymours whose relationship to Maj. Seymour has not been established.

Writes to his parents about visiting here; had hoped to finish his building before this, but will probably be six or seven weeks short; cold weather has made crops very unpromising; provisions and money scarce; health of family.

Writes to his parents about health of family; discusses his concerns; feels as if he did not sufficiently prepare from his business; his building expenses exceeded his calculations; hopes crops will improve next season and money will be more plentiful; has been very occupied with his business.

Writes to his parents about news and health of family; business has been dull and money scarce, although price of most kinds of produce has been remarkably high; would like to visit Litchfield; his business and concerns are as prosperous as he could expect, although he has experienced adversity.

Writes to his parents that he is pleased they may be able to visit this summer and bring Mary with them; court session is done in July; if his parents will let hime know when they are coming, he will send Ozias or Epaphro to accompany them; health of family.

Writes to his parents that he is looking forward to their visit and seeing Mary again; health of family.