Box 1 [1M-H-2A]
Contains 135 Results:
George Goodyear Gaines to Samuel Barrett, 1844-02-22
Letter from George Goodyear Gaines (Orleans County, New York) to Samuel Barrett (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) regarding health and expected death of Mrs. Goodyear.
Perrin Simonds Brattleboro to Samuel Barrett, 1844-03-07
Letter from Perrin Simonds Brattleboro to Samuel Barrett (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) regarding order for S.R. Stoddard. Letter also includes an 1845-02-09 essay for the "Sabbath School Journal" about knowing what will become of a man when he dies.
[unidentified] to [unidentified], 1846-09-18
Letter from [unidentified] (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) to [unidentified] describing teaching and previous school at New Ipswich.
Edwin L. Barrett to [unidentified], circa 1846
Fragment of a Letter from Edwin L. Barrett to [unidentified] regarding health, the slowness of his leather business, putting in prints and goods from the West Indies, a post office in his home office, leaving for New Hampshire soon and his wishes for the receipt of a letter before he goes, and his regard for unidentified recipient.
Edwin L. Barrett to Samuel and Nancy Barrett, 1846-10-11
Letter from Edwin L. Barrett (Danville) to Samuel and Nancy Barrett describing his thoughts of home and of his parents, striving to be a better Christian and son, and expecting to return to Ashburnham in two weeks.
Ellen Barrett to Nancy Barrett, 1847-04-01
Letter from Ellen Barrett (Hancock) to Nancy Barrett (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) regarding progress in studies and thoughts about family and Dr. Miller.
Ellen Barrett to Nancy Barrett, 1847-10-23
Letter from Ellen Barrett (Westminster) to Nancy Barrett (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) regarding health, Mr. Temple’s sawing accident, the completion of a piece for the Lyceum, weather during recent journey to Ashburnham, and a request for Edwin to send his “description of a walk by moonlight.”
Edwin L. Barrett to Sarah B. Barrett, 1848-06-13
Letter from Edwin L. Barrett (Adams) to Sarah B. Barrett (Ashburnham, Massachusetts) describing scenery, weather, plans to travel to Williamstown and Hancock, and wishes for the good health of his wife, sister, and mother.
Ellen Barrett to Nancy Barrett, 1848-07-12
Ellen Barrett (Saratoga Springs) to Nancy Barrett (Gloucester, Massachusetts) describing news of family and friends, seeing the “Panorama of Amsterdam” painting, travel to the lake, riding on the Circular Rail Road, and taking the waters at Union Hall.
Sarah Barrett to Nancy Barrett, 1848-07-13
Letter from Sarah Barrett (New Ipswich) to Nancy Barrett (Gloucester, Massachusetts) describing that she will not be assisting Mr. Lawrence in teaching during the fall term and inquiries after family.