Scope and Contents Four letters, from Benjamin Tallmadge to John Paine Cushman and Maria (Tallmadge) Cushman, which primarily discuss financial matters, including the suit against Samuel Brown and the purchase of a mortgage. He also mentions the arrival of his son George Washington Tallmadge on furlough from West Point. To his daughter Maria, Tallmadge also writes concerning his desire to leave land in Ohio to his children, and reports on the death of Lyman Beecher's child and other social and...

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Series 6, arranged alphabetically, consists of photostats and other reproductions of documents related to Benjamin Tallmadge held by individuals and other repositories.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series 6, arranged alphabetically, consists of photostats and other reproductions of documents related to Benjamin Tallmadge held by individuals and other repositories.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series 6, arranged alphabetically, consists of photostats and other reproductions of documents related to Benjamin Tallmadge held by individuals and other repositories.

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George Washington Tallmadge's happiness at being permitted to resign from West Point; mostly business matters involving a mortgage.

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Business and legal matters; death Lyman Beecher's infant daughter; family news.

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Acknowledges Cushman's letter; has spoken with Judge Tapping Reeve who has received another letter of Cushman's re: the contention between Reeve and Judge James Gould; Cushman's remarks on the subject have been misrepresented; discusses sale of some property; postscript to Maria Tallmadge Cushman in Maria Hallet Tallmadge's handwriting.

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Tells Maria of his plan to give tracts of his lands in Ohio to each of his children with recommendations re: laws, taxes, and values; acknowledges John Cushman's letter; discusses business matters; family news; Lyman Beecher tells Tallmadge of the religious revival in New Haven.