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Hulin, Aaron. Aaron Hulin letters to Samuel Hunter, 1832-1835.

Title: Aaron Hulin letters to Samuel Hunter, 1832-1835.

Three ALS written by Aaron Hulin to Samuel Hunter, Maltaville, New York. A letter dated 1832 Aug 2 at Braceville, Ohio, written during a journey to Michigan, discusses routes and fares for steamboat travel on Lake Erie, emigration to Michigan, and family news. A letter dated 1834 Sep 20 was written while Hulin was sailing on Lake Erie from Detroit, Michigan, to Buffalo, New York. The letter describes a cholera epidemic in Detroit and Hulin's impressions of Detroit and Amherstburg, Ontario. A letter dated 1835 Dec 24-26, at Clinton, East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, was written while Hulin worked as a schoolteacher in Louisiana. He discusses his impressions of the South, the character of Southern planters, slavery, and attitudes of Southerners toward Arthur Tappan and other Northern abolitionists. The letter reports the hanging of a group of African American slaves and whites accused of planning a rebellion againt slave owners in Jackson, Louisiana. Hulin also gives examples of Southern dialect and briefly discusses his work as a teacher.

ArchivalResource: 3 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/78495149 View

Military records and accounts, 1753-1763, during French and Indian War.

Title: Military records and accounts, 1753-1763, during French and Indian War.

The following records and accounts are included: 1. Major James Burd's account book at Ft. Augusta, 1753-1763 (973.2/B89a). 2. Two volumes: an account book at Fort Granville, 1756, including purchases of stockings, shoes, hats, knives, shirts, and "sundries" by soldiers; and a receipt book at a Camp at Shamokin, 1759, including soldiers' pay receipts (973.2\B89rs). 3. Orderly book at Ft. Augusta, 1757 (973.2\B89o). 4. Receipt book at Ft. Augusta and Carlisle, 1757, including officers' pay receipts (973.2\B89r). 5. Muster roll of the Augusta regiment, 1757-1758, including pay receipts made at Carlisle, Rays Town, and Loyalhanna (973.2\B89m). 6. Two volumes: diaries at Ft. Augusta, 1760, 1763, kept by James Burd and Samuel Hunter (973.2\D54).

ArchivalResource: 8 v. (290 p.).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122364936 View

Burd, James, 1726-1793. Burd-Shippen Papers, 1740-1792 (bulk).

Title: Burd-Shippen Papers, 1740-1792 (bulk).

Relating principally to the French and Indian War, this collection contains letters, 1740-1792, (ca. 400 items) to Burd from Edward Shippen of Lancaster, Henry Bouquet, John Hambright, Lynford Lardner, Samuel Miles, William Trent, Walter Stirling, Daniel Wister, and others, on personal and business matters.

ArchivalResource: ca. 1250 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/86102558 View

HUNTER, SAM. Artist file : miscellaneous uncataloged material.

Title: Artist file : miscellaneous uncataloged material.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122311047 View

Hulin, Aaron. Aaron Hulin letters to Samuel Hunter, 1832-1835.

Title: Aaron Hulin letters to Samuel Hunter, 1832-1835.

Three ALS written by Aaron Hulin to Samuel Hunter, Maltaville, New York. A letter dated 1832 Aug 2 at Braceville, Ohio, written during a journey to Michigan, discusses routes and fares for steamboat travel on Lake Erie, emigration to Michigan, and family news. A letter dated 1834 Sep 20 was written while Hulin was sailing on Lake Erie from Detroit, Michigan, to Buffalo, New York. The letter describes a cholera epidemic in Detroit and Hulin's impressions of Detroit and Amherstburg, Ontario. A letter dated 1835 Dec 24-26, at Clinton, East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, was written while Hulin worked as a schoolteacher in Louisiana. He discusses his impressions of the South, the character of Southern planters, slavery, and attitudes of Southerners toward Arthur Tappan and other Northern abolitionists. The letter reports the hanging of a group of African American slaves and whites accused of planning a rebellion againt slave owners in Jackson, Louisiana. Hulin also gives examples of Southern dialect and briefly discusses his work as a teacher.

ArchivalResource: 3 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/702162224 View