Francis R. Goulding letters, 1834 March 1 - 1876 September 1.

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Francis R. Goulding letters, 1834 March 1 - 1876 September 1.

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The collection consists of letters to and from Dr. Goulding. Seven letters are from Dr. Goulding to his brother-in-law, the Reverend William Moultrie Reid and contain chiefly family news. One letter is to Dr. Goulding from his brother E. R. Goulding. The letter dated December 12, 1846 gives the names and birthdates of his children.

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