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English: Part of Series I. Richard Pell Hunt A. Correspondence Transcript 29.7 - RPH Personal Correspondence.doc
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English: NPGallery |
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English: Amy Mekeel |
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| Contacts | English: Organization: US National Park Service Role: Archivist Address: Women's Rights National Historical Park, 136 Fall Street, Seneca Falls, NY 13148 |
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| NPS Unit Code | WORI | ||
| Recipient | English: Richard Pell Hunt, 1797-1856 |
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| Transcript | English: “My Dear Cousin, The great press of business in Haying and Harvest near at hand is likely to prevent as has prevented William going to Waterloo as soon as his Father expected. I thought I would inform thee of it lest thou should stay home on the account we should be very glad to have a visit from thee but suppose thy business is also confining I was pleased to hear thou was able to get so suitable a housekeeper, I hardly know how to touch upon the subject that so deeply affects both thee and us it seems constantly with me it was some time that I did not know that I should be able to keep about, and [we] above it affected my health to such a degree, and my sympathy for thee has been as much as my heart has been capable of. There is one thing we know Dear Cousin we must give her up, and we know not how we shall survive her, then the great and important business is to prepare for death, and that will increase our comfort in life. I hope you will excuse me for writing so little and accept our united love and tender feeling from thy affectionate cousin or Aunt Amy Mekeel Hector 27th of 7th mo 1834 NB Jesse wishes me to say perhaps he shall send both the boys and get a load of [illegible] Brother Joshua says they are to be had for 9 cents pr bus if thee thinks best thou may engage 50 or 60 bushels do write A M” back of document: "A Mekeel Lettr 7 27 1824" "Richard P. Hunt Waterloo Seneco Co." Postmarked in red ink. |
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| WORI Page Order Value | English: 1 |
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| Depicted Place | English: Content Location: Hector, NY; Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca County, New York; Latitude: 42.9025993347168, Longitude: -76.8444976806641 |
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| Accession Number | e23daeccfc9a4ccda2711466fa0fcb0b | ||
| Publisher | English: U.S. National Park Service |
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