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Title: John Kirkland to Samuel Kirkland
Names: Kirkland, John, Kirkland, Samuel, 1741-1808
Date: 1808-02-01
Type: Correspondence
Pages: 4 image files
Text: Kirkland 253c John Kirkland to Samuel Kirkland Norwich February 1st 1808 Dear Brother, I received your kind favor by Son Samuel. Happy to hear of your welfare and family. You wrote requesting the ages of our Brothers and Sisters. I have not the old Bible where they were all entered; conclude our Sister Hannah Sheppard has it. I think I can near exactly recollect their ages. Our Father was born in the year 1701 our good Mother in the year 1704 our eldest Sister Mary in the year 1724 our Brother D
Show moreKirkland 253c John Kirkland to Samuel Kirkland Norwich February 1st 1808 Dear Brother, I received your kind favor by Son Samuel. Happy to hear of your welfare and family. You wrote requesting the ages of our Brothers and Sisters. I have not the old Bible where they were all entered; conclude our Sister Hannah Sheppard has it. I think I can near exactly recollect their ages. Our Father was born in the year 1701 our good Mother in the year 1704 our eldest Sister Mary in the year 1724 our Brother Daniel in the year 1725 2d Sister Mary in the year 1727 our Sister Hannah White 1729 Our Sister Anna in the year 1731 our Sister Elizabeth in the year 1733 my age is dated in the year 1735 our Brother Jabez in the year 1738 our Sister Lydia in the year 1740 your date is December 1st 1741 our Brother Joseph in the year 1743 our Sister 3d sister Mary in the year 1745 Our Father died May 18th 1773 our Mother in October 1st 1769 Our Parents are I trust gone to the Realms of Light and Happiness. May we be prepared to meet them in the Kingdom of Glory. I have it in contemplation if God should see fit to spare my Life and Health until next August or September to come and make you a Visit. I can still reflect on the various Lines of Divine Providence in regards to us and our Father's families. His Government has been in infinite Wisdom, although it be to us grievous. To be satisfied with God's government is our Duty and Happiness. I have nothing of great importance respecting this town; general time of health and attention to meeting. In Chesterfield and Comington North of us there is a great awakening and attention to Religion and particular among the Youth and others. We have enjoyed Health through God's Mercy this year past, for our Age remarkable. Our Children at East Hampton are well. Daughter Judith has her 4th daughter. Son Samuel and Martin and families are well. Mr. Woodbridge is well, I think gains some in his Performance. Mr. Tracy is unwell, I hope not Dangerous. He appeared to be much Engaged in things that pertain to Christ's Kingdom. You will be tired of my long letter. You must make stops for me, and put in what I have left out. Wish you to write the first opportunity. You Sister and Cousin Salla give their kind Love to you and Sister and Cousin Eliza, as to my Sons with you . I trust you will advise them to attention to Virtue and Piety. From your Brother with his best Wishes John Kirkland Reverend Samuel Kirkland February 8th 1808 The Bearer Mr. Lee has been detained by Reason of the Snow, failing. Let you be informed we are still favoured with Health. Mr. Tracy remains yet Unwell in a low state of Health. Some fearful that he may fall into a Consumption. I wish you to write me how my Son John makes out under his infirmities, and if he is like to support himself by his Profession in Law and if his morals are good; must be a great disadvantage to him. I remain still your affectionate brother J. Kirkland Reverend Samuel Kirkland J. Kirkland Norwich 1808 Family Register Reverend Samuel Kirkland Clinton State of New York Favored by Mr. Lee
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Subjects: Missionaries -- New York (State)
Geography: Norwich (N.Y.), Chenango County (N.Y.), New York
Abstract: Samuel Kirkland's brother supplies him with a family register, giving the birthdates of relatives and the deaths of their parents.
Note: Description: Includes a transcription.
Part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Samuel Kirkland Collection
Identifier: yhm-arc-kir-253c
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Title: John Kirkland to Samuel Kirkland
Names: Kirkland, John, Kirkland, Samuel, 1741-1808
Date: 1766-09-03
Type: Correspondence
Pages: 2 image files
Text: Kirkland 2d Norwich September 3rd 1766 Dear Brother I Received your favours of the 17th July and 11 of august With Pleasure and joy to hear of your Welfare and Comfortable situation that the Indians are kind. Which favor is of the Lord I had concluded upon this Week to set out upon the tour upon Receiving your last letter. We shall tarry till about the middle of September. if no word from Captain Butler to come sooner. by the first I Received of yours I was pleased by the Hopes of meeting you at
Show moreKirkland 2d Norwich September 3rd 1766 Dear Brother I Received your favours of the 17th July and 11 of august With Pleasure and joy to hear of your Welfare and Comfortable situation that the Indians are kind. Which favor is of the Lord I had concluded upon this Week to set out upon the tour upon Receiving your last letter. We shall tarry till about the middle of September. if no word from Captain Butler to come sooner. by the first I Received of yours I was pleased by the Hopes of meeting you at your Return for Provisions But I Hope the disappointment for the best I shall ever remember your Kindness and hope you will be rewarded I have obtained money sufficient for the time Mr. Kinne was at our house this Day gives comfortable account of your situation Which is great joy to us all. Our People are about to hire him to preach this fall his health is Recovered. I have nothing more to inform of I must Desist wishing the Divine presence and Blessing may attend you and your labours be successful in the wilderness to advancement of the Redeemer's Kingdom from ever Loving and Affectionate Brother John Kirkland PS give suitable Regards to Mr. McClure Mr. Perkins is contented to tarry at home things are kept close Mr Dennis none else. To the Reverend Mr. Samuel Kirkland missionary Mr. John Kirkland Norwich 3d September 1766
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Subjects: Missionaries -- New York (State)
Geography: Norwich (N.Y.), Chenango County (N.Y.), New York
Abstract: Hopes to visit soon. Mr. Kinne to become preacher at Norwich.
Note: Description: Includes a transcription.
Part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Samuel Kirkland Collection
Identifier: yhm-arc-kir-002d
Use/Rights: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/

Title: Joseph Kirkland to Samuel Kirkland
Names: Kirkland, Joseph, Kirkland, Samuel, 1741-1808
Date: 1769-02-01
Type: Correspondence
Pages: 2 image files
Text: Kirkland 4b Norwich, February 1, 1769. Dear Brother This morning an opportunity presenting having a few moments yet to inform you of our welfare. Dadda has been as well as common. Mama has been very poor and sick all winter and is so now. As to my health it is as usual except a cold. My wife is safely delivered of a daughter and is a living mother of a living and perfect Child. Blessed be God for all favours, both common and special. Hearing by your letter that the small pox is up there I shall
Show moreKirkland 4b Norwich, February 1, 1769. Dear Brother This morning an opportunity presenting having a few moments yet to inform you of our welfare. Dadda has been as well as common. Mama has been very poor and sick all winter and is so now. As to my health it is as usual except a cold. My wife is safely delivered of a daughter and is a living mother of a living and perfect Child. Blessed be God for all favours, both common and special. Hearing by your letter that the small pox is up there I shall not take a tour that way at present. I desire that you will be so good as to get the pay for them shoes that I dd: to Martin Gordinear . The number of shoes that Gordinear had of me was 7 pair of men's shoes and 7 pair of women's shoes. And also the pay for 2 shirt cloths of woolen check which Mr. Andrew hoof had of me for his one use the sum is 0:16: York money. Please to inquire of Mr. Bratt where these men live. Sir if this business don't belong to your character please to desire Mr. Bratt to take it upon him and satisfy him for it and I will satisfy you. I must desist. Wishing you grace mercy and peace may be multiple to you Your loving brother Joseph Kirkland P.S. Give regards to Mr. Bratt and family, the Reverend Mr. Samuel Kirkland Missionary at Oneida Mr. Joseph Kirkland January 30, 1769
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Subjects: Missionaries -- New York (State)
Geography: Norwich (N.Y.), Chenango County (N.Y.), New York
Abstract: Family and business news.
Note: Description: Includes a transcription.
Part of: Hamilton College Library Digital Collections, Samuel Kirkland Collection
Identifier: yhm-arc-kir-004b
Use/Rights: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/