Samuel Kirkland to John T. Kirkland

Kirkland, Samuel, 1741-1808 (Author)
Kirkland, John Thornton, 1770-1840 (Addressee)

1796-11-28

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Samuel answers Thornton's question about his resignation of his mission, stating that unless "a reformation should take place among the Indians" he shall proceed with his intended resignation. In this event he wishes an address to be drawn up and delivered to the Indians in the presence of "several associates of the presbitery of this country." He also requests a copy of the defense that Thornton wrote on his behalf. Samuel wishes his thanks to be conveyed to Peter Thacher for his letter [see... Show moreSamuel answers Thornton's question about his resignation of his mission, stating that unless "a reformation should take place among the Indians" he shall proceed with his intended resignation. In this event he wishes an address to be drawn up and delivered to the Indians in the presence of "several associates of the presbitery of this country." He also requests a copy of the defense that Thornton wrote on his behalf. Samuel wishes his thanks to be conveyed to Peter Thacher for his letter [see 191a]. He also speaks about his declining health and says he hopes to get a barrel of medicinal water from the Springs, as recommended by Dr. Buxton. Show less

Missionaries -- New York (State)

Paris (N.Y.)
Oneida County (N.Y.)
New York

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