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Letter to the Board of Health of the city of Concord, NH, 1857 October 12

Collection Name:
Mike Pride Civil War Collection, 1775-1927
Title:
Letter to the Board of Health of the city of Concord, NH, 1857 October 12
Creator:
Lang, George K.
Lang, John K.
Lang, Martha
Lang, Ruth
Wentworth, Ephraim
Arlin, Elisabeth
Wentworth, Charlotte
Arlin, Jeremiah
Kimball, S.
Hagan, William
Kimball, M. A.
Collins, L. D.
Corsen, Eri. F.
Madgett, Ebenezer
Madgett, J. W.
Madgett, Sylvia
Madgett, Mary B.
Proctor, Thomas
Proctor, Mary
Wirer, Nathan
Nichols, William
Creator Role:
Author
Accession / Call Number:
2015.001
Object ID:
2015.001.003.007.009
Date:
1857/10/12
Type of Material:
textual record
Physical Description:
1 letter
Language:
English
Scope and Content:
Complaint to the Concord, NH, Board of Health, which is comprised of B. F. Gale, Timothy Haynes, and Benjamin S. Warren, from twenty-one residents of Concord, dated October 12, 1857. The residents state that Charles C. Davis' slaughterhouse is emitting such a stench that it is endangering the health of those who live and travel nearby. The letter is signed by Geo. K. Lang, John K. Lang, Martha Lang, Ruth Lang, Ephraim Wentworth, Elisabeth Arlin, Charlotte Wentworth, Jeremiah Arlin, S. G. Kimball, William Hagan, M. A. Kimball, L. D. Collins, Eri. F. Corsen, Eben. Madgett, J. W. Madgett, Sylvia Madgett, Mary B. Madgett, Thomas Proctor, Mary Proctor, Nathan Wirer, and William Nichols.
Locations:
Concord, NH
Organizations:
Concord (N.H.). Board of Health
Terms of Use:
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Credit Line:
New Hampshire Historical Society purchase.
Restrictions:
Available for research.
Level Description:
Item
Box Number:
2
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