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Capt. Joseph Wells is going to call his troops in Bristol and he would pleased if Seymour would come and see them.

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Witnessed by John Allen and Lewis Catlin.

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Arranged alphabetically, then chronologically.

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

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Writes from Rensselaerville, N.Y., that she is pained to think that when she gets home she will not be among her Litchfield neighbors; hoping to learn that Seymour's church has obtained a new clergyman; discusses her commitment ot God; health of family; Seymour must not forget them when she talks to her children; describes landscape of Catskills; expresses sympathies regarding the deaths of little Emily and Mr. Seymour's brother.

Scope and Contents Writes from Andover about their current activities; their children; has just read Taylor's [i]Home Education[/i] and recommends it; would like to visit and see Seymour; dreads to hear of many deaths in Litchfield; visits her mother; they have one of the finest gardens in Andover; would like to know about St. Michael's and they are glad their successors are liked so much; they are staunch Whigs now; the Whigs have tried hard to make Mr. F. vote but he will not meddle with politics and her...