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Wm Robinson, Jr., July 20th 1803. Master Edward Robinson, Southington

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B-1 1803, July 20 Letter to "Master Edward Robinson" in Southington from his brother William, Jr. at Yale College in New Haven, CT. Notation on the envelope side of the paper indicates that this is letter "No. 2." His brother complains that he has not received a letter from him during the term. Pose Show moreB-1 1803, July 20 Letter to "Master Edward Robinson" in Southington from his brother William, Jr. at Yale College in New Haven, CT. Notation on the envelope side of the paper indicates that this is letter "No. 2." His brother complains that he has not received a letter from him during the term. Poses some questions about projects on the farm and then mentions that he heard an oration delivered by a woman who, dressed in man's clothes, served for three years in the army during the American Revolution.
1803, July 20 - Letter to Edward Robinson from his brother William, Jr. Indicated as letter "No. 2."
Letters from William Robinson (father), Naomi Sophia (step-sister), and William Jr. (step-brother), 1803-1812
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Details
Title

Wm Robinson, Jr., July 20th 1803. Master Edward Robinson, Southington

Names

Robinson, Edward, 1794-1863
Robinson, Jr., William

Date

1803-07-20

Extent

4 images

Abstract

B-1 1803, July 20 Letter to "Master Edward Robinson" in Southington from his brother William, Jr. at Yale College in New Haven, CT. Notation on the envelope side of the paper indicates that this is letter "No. 2." His brother complains that he has not received a letter from him during the term. Poses some questions about projects on the farm and then mentions that he heard an oration delivered by a woman who, dressed in man's clothes, served for three years in the army during the American Rev... Show moreB-1 1803, July 20 Letter to "Master Edward Robinson" in Southington from his brother William, Jr. at Yale College in New Haven, CT. Notation on the envelope side of the paper indicates that this is letter "No. 2." His brother complains that he has not received a letter from him during the term. Poses some questions about projects on the farm and then mentions that he heard an oration delivered by a woman who, dressed in man's clothes, served for three years in the army during the American Revolution. Show less

Notes

1803, July 20 - Letter to Edward Robinson from his brother William, Jr. Indicated as letter "No. 2."

Subjects

Family farms
Chores
United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783
Male impersonators

Geography

Southington (Conn.)
New Haven (Conn.)

Local ID

yhm-spe-rob-b01b

Identifier

hamLibSparc:510
local: yhm-spe-rob-b01b

Is Part of

Edward Robinson Collection
Hamilton College Library Digital Collections