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English: Part of Series II. Richard Hunt, II A. Correspondence Transcript 42.1- huntco~1.doc
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English: NPGallery |
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English: Benjamin Underhill |
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| Contacts | English: Organization: US National Park Service Role: Curator 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 Hunt, II |
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| Transcript | English: Page 1: “Philad 1st mo 12.1852 My Dear Dick Your kind letter was received some time since but my time has been so much occupied that I have hardly had time to breathe. while Walt & Jennie were here I was out every night until 12 oclock & since they left I have had to attend to business that I was forced to neglect while they were here. I received a letter from Your Father day before yesterday they are all well. Walt & Jennie arrive in Waterloo last Saturday night. they got in the express train at Albany & were carried to Geneva before they could get out. they came down from Geneva the same eve in the freight train. Kate Truman rec’d a letter from Molly Hunt to night but I have not read it. Last week the weather was very fine here but to day, it has been snowing & hailing with a strong wind. it now begins to look as if you would after all have a chance to skate some on the" Page 2: "pond near the school House, but I hope it will not freeze hard enough for us to cross the Delaware on the ice again. I dont like such cold weather. Brother Richard has got a situation & a hardware store in this city & will probably remain here all this year. it makes it very pleasant to have him with me. It is now very late & I must prepare to retire – let me hear from you once in awhile Your affectionate Cousin Benj.” Page 3: "[Red postage stamp] U.S.POSTAGE THREE CENTS [Post marked in blue ink] PHILADELPHIA PA JAN 13 Richard Hunt Moorestown New Jersey Care Wm Garrigues" |
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| WORI Page Order Value | English: 1191 |
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| Depicted Place | English: Content Location: Unknown; Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca County, New York; Latitude: 42.9025993347168, Longitude: -76.8444976806641 |
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| Accession Number | 7d2cb46ec5754944a19d21d4b31d81b2 | ||
| Publisher | English: U.S. National Park Service |
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