Box 6
Contains 62 Results:
Personal, 1807-1856
This sub-series consists of correspondence to and from William H. Thompson. Though they are split into the categories of business and personal, there may be some overlap between the two categories as some of the people William was doing business with were also friends and neighbors. Often business matters appear in otherwise personal letters. Much of the correspondence is to and from Litchfield and Georgia, where William conducted business.
Bills & Receipts, 1818-1865
This sub-series consists of legal and financial papers relating to William H. Thompson. It includes bills and receipts, some business records, and property information, including information about his estate. An item of note is the text of the oath used to swear in William as Postmaster.
Business, 1808-1824
This sub-series consists of legal and financial papers relating to William H. Thompson. It includes bills and receipts, some business records, and property information, including information about his estate. An item of note is the text of the oath used to swear in William as Postmaster.
Business, 1841-1850
Includes a letter from his nephew, William H. Thompson of Ohio.
Business, 1851-1864
This sub-series consists of correspondence to and from William H. Thompson. Though they are split into the categories of business and personal, there may be some overlap between the two categories as some of the people William was doing business with were also friends and neighbors. Often business matters appear in otherwise personal letters. Much of the correspondence is to and from Litchfield and Georgia, where William conducted business.
Beach, U. S., Mrs. Alvin & Frederick Buel to Thompson, William H., 1848 Mar 14
Discusses Bradley, son of Alvin.
Bissell, Henry to Thompson, William H., 1827 Mar 10
Details business relationship (cutting timber, other farm related things). Also notes the improved health of William H. Thompson's father and includes updates on upkeep.
Burn, W. to Thompson, William H. , 1835 Aug 22
Letter recieved by William H. Thompson in Litchfield, discusses a number of people who seem to be mutual acquaintances and some business.
Butler, William C. to Thompson, William H., 1828
Section about fishing signed by "Gideon" with a short personal note about having a hard winter by Butler (handwriting is the same).
Catlin, Abel to Thompson, William H., 1823 Nov 03
Discusses William Grimes and the work done to free him from slavery.