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Southington, March 5th 1830. Mr. Edward Robinson, care of Messieurs B. Curtis & Porter, Paris

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G-4 1830, Mar. 5 Letter to E. R. c/o Curtis & Porter in Paris from his sister Elisabeth in Southington. Indicates that she had been away from Southington for 3 months, caring for Sarah. Has been back in CT for two weeks, returning to Southington with Gen. Cowles & family instead of with Charles. Thi Show moreG-4 1830, Mar. 5 Letter to E. R. c/o Curtis & Porter in Paris from his sister Elisabeth in Southington. Indicates that she had been away from Southington for 3 months, caring for Sarah. Has been back in CT for two weeks, returning to Southington with Gen. Cowles & family instead of with Charles. Third page difficult to read because after Elisabeth filled the page (horizontally), she turned the page sideways and wrote another paragraph directly over the other writing. She sends greetings to Therese and little Mary.
1830, March 5 - Letter to Edward Robinson from his sister Elisabeth.
Letters to E. R. from Elisabeth, 1829–1830
Description: 3 pages; sent to Paris. Show less

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Title

Southington, March 5th 1830. Mr. Edward Robinson, care of Messieurs B. Curtis & Porter, Paris

Names

Robinson, Edward, 1794-1863
Robinson, Elisabeth
Curtis & Porter|t-corporate|a-local|

Date

1830-03-05

Extent

4 images

Abstract

G-4 1830, Mar. 5 Letter to E. R. c/o Curtis & Porter in Paris from his sister Elisabeth in Southington. Indicates that she had been away from Southington for 3 months, caring for Sarah. Has been back in CT for two weeks, returning to Southington with Gen. Cowles & family instead of with Charles. Third page difficult to read because after Elisabeth filled the page (horizontally), she turned the page sideways and wrote another paragraph directly over the other writing. She sends greetings to Th... Show moreG-4 1830, Mar. 5 Letter to E. R. c/o Curtis & Porter in Paris from his sister Elisabeth in Southington. Indicates that she had been away from Southington for 3 months, caring for Sarah. Has been back in CT for two weeks, returning to Southington with Gen. Cowles & family instead of with Charles. Third page difficult to read because after Elisabeth filled the page (horizontally), she turned the page sideways and wrote another paragraph directly over the other writing. She sends greetings to Therese and little Mary. Show less

Notes

1830, March 5 - Letter to Edward Robinson from his sister Elisabeth.

Geography

Southington (Conn.)
Paris (France)

Local ID

yhm-spe-rob-g04c

Identifier

hamLibSparc:2268
local: yhm-spe-rob-g04c

Is Part of

Hamilton College Library Digital Collections
Edward Robinson Collection