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Title:
Letters
Creator:
Anonymous.
Accession / Call Number:
1988-056 (M)
Object ID:
1988-056 (M)
Date:
1831-1867
Scope and Content:
1831 extract from Judge Story's address at the dedication of the Mount Auburn cemetery. 1839 address before the Young Men's Institute, April 21, 1839 "Ought capital punishment to be abolished" N. Gould, Stoddard, N.H., Sept. 14, 1847 discusses carpentry in a store, town not building road, family illnesses, etc. unsigned 1850 circular, town meeting of Fitchburg, Dec. 9, 1850 pencil notes names of towns proposed to form new county. 26 items correspondence 1862-1869 describing army camp life first at Camp Stevens Groton Junction, then in 1863 to Louisiana, Long Island, N.Y. 1867 letters from Fitchburg regarding chair making.
Locations:
Stoddard (N.H.)
New Hampshire History 1800-1899 (19th century)
People:
Story, Joseph
Level Description:
Item
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