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Author: Samuel Wilson Publisher: ISBN: Category : Brothers and sisters Languages : en Pages :
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Correspondence written from Samuel Wilson in Greenville, South Carolina, to his sister, Eliza Pitkin and her husband Reverend John Pitkin, in Dresden, Ohio. Wilson talks about his health and a decision to travel south to visit relatives in South Carolina. He accepted a position "in a female seminary established at Greenville Court House ... The price of tuition is enormously high at least five dollars per qr. for spelling, reading and writing." He believes that "the state of religion here is on the whole promising...[however] I only dread a collision between the different denominations."
Author: Samuel Wilson Publisher: ISBN: Category : Brothers and sisters Languages : en Pages :
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Correspondence written from Samuel Wilson in Greenville, South Carolina, to his sister, Eliza Pitkin and her husband Reverend John Pitkin, in Dresden, Ohio. Wilson talks about his health and a decision to travel south to visit relatives in South Carolina. He accepted a position "in a female seminary established at Greenville Court House ... The price of tuition is enormously high at least five dollars per qr. for spelling, reading and writing." He believes that "the state of religion here is on the whole promising...[however] I only dread a collision between the different denominations."
Author: Samuel Davis Wilson Publisher: ISBN: Category : Frontier and pioneer life Languages : en Pages :
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Correspondence from Samuel and Polly Ann (Meteer) Wilson that describes their stay at Swan Lake and St. Peter (in present Nicollet County, Minnesota) between 1857 and 1864. Their later correspondence was sent from Forbesville, Illinois. Also: correspondence from various persons, written between 1854 and 1912 and saved by the family of John Benson Crum and his wife Sarah Meteer, sister of Polly Ann (Meteer) Wilson, who lived first in Ohio and later in Illinois; and correspondence written by the compiler, Robert DeGroot and descendants of the earlier Crum and Meteer family members.
Author: Henry A. Wilson Publisher: ISBN: Category : African Americans Languages : en Pages :
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Henry A. Wilson was a resident of Norristown, Pennsylvania. His file contains 71 correspondence with family, friends, and employers. The letters are dated between 1911 and 1918. Within this time period he graduated from high school, had surgery, attended various social affairs and was drafted into the United States military. Many of the letters regarding his military experience are from family sending letters of encouragement and spiritual advice. For some of the individuals mentioned in the letters last names were not provided. The individuals mentioned were: Atlee, Sadie, Moses, Lillian, Addie, Erison, Goldie, Aurelia, Rosa, Rusty, uncle Sam, aunt Birdie, and Mama.
Author: Peter Wilson Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages :
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Description: A letter, in which reference is made to Ely's having been elected Sachem, asking him to have some baggage forwarded from Rochester to Buffalo.
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