Papers. 1836-1849.

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Papers. 1836-1849.

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Letters to Smith from relatives in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Includes those from James Harrison re. slavery in Kentucky, moving to Piqua and prospects for success, Robert's daughter Ann, financing farming and other business ventures. Letters from brother Edward mention religion and revival meetings, and nephew J.G. discusses college in Philadelphia.

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Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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Smith, Robert Freeman, 1930-....

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Harrison, James

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