Correspondence, 1827-1851.

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Correspondence, 1827-1851.

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Letters between family members, primarily sisters Julia Pearson, Martha Smith, Nancy Torode and Harriet Campbell, concern family and social life in Springfield, Illinois and Fayette, Missouri. 1851 letter by Charles Ridgely describes asylum at Jacksonville, Illinois.

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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library

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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library

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Pearson, Julia Ann Huntington, 1799-1866.

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Huntington family.

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Family of Jonathan Huntington, and wives Ann Lathrop and Elizabeth Lathrop Graham, whose children emigrated from the east to Springfield, Illinois and St. Louis and Fayette, Missouri. From the description of Correspondence, 1827-1851. (Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library). WorldCat record id: 33373975 ...

Ridgely, Charles, 1836-1910.

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Campbell, Harriet Huntington, b. 1801.

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Torode, Nancy Huntington, b. 1797.

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Jacksonville State Hospital (Jacksonville, Ill.)

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Smith, Martha Huntington, b. 1808.

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