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Brown, David, 1732-1802. Captain David Brown letters, 1792-1800.

Title: Captain David Brown letters, 1792-1800.

Letters, 1792-1800, from Capt. Brown to his sons, David and Ephraim Brown of Flintstown. Letters concerned primarily with family matters, in particular, illness (especially illness of son William), marriages, births, deaths and burials; also mention business transactions related to Flintstown. Letter of July, 1792 refers to illness of sons William and Joseph. Letter of Oct., 1794 refers to health of sons William and Ruben and daughters Sally and Nabby. Letter of Nov., 1794 mentions death of Purchase's wife following childbirth. Letter of Feb., 1796 refers to a financial transaction with John Cummings Flint and to son Purchase's remarriage to the Widow Mason of Concord; refers also to the death of Uncle Ephraim Munroe. Letter of June, 1798 refers to marriage of daughter Betsey to John Hodgeman and death of Uncle Elias. Letter of Feb., 1800 refers to son Purchase burning his foot with a ladle of hot potash.

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Brown, David, 1764-1846. David Brown account books, 1831-1833.

Title: David Brown account books, 1831-1833.

Two account books kept by David Brown.

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Clay, Henry, 1777-1852. Letters to political supporters, 1844-1847.

Title: Letters to political supporters, 1844-1847.

Clay writes to David S. Brown, Francis N. Buck, Charles Gibbons, John Kean, A.I. Lewis, John B. Meyers, William Reynolds, Henry White, discussing his feelings about the operations of the National Clay Club, the support of the citizens of Philadelphia, and his concern over the Pennsylvania gubernatorial election of 1844.

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Flint, Eleazer, fl. 1831. Eleazer Flint petition to the assessors of Baldwin Congregational Parish, 1831.

Title: Eleazer Flint petition to the assessors of Baldwin Congregational Parish, 1831.

Petition, at Baldwin, Me., to the assessors of the Baldwin Congregational Parish, requesting a parish meeting to determine whether Rev. Noah Emerson should continue as minister of said parish.

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