Alsop and Hicks letters, 1793.

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Alsop and Hicks letters, 1793.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/44569506

This collection contains letters from Savannah, Georgia businessmen to Alsop and Hicks, New York, New York merchants. Two letters concerning the mercantile business are from William Lamb, and Robert Bolton, both dated August 31, 1793. A letter from Samuel Wall, dated December 15, 1794, concerns Live Oak timber. The fourth letter, from Henry Deaves, is dated January 10, 1801, and discusses shipping rice and upland cotton and mentions shipping to Ireland.

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Georgia Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7543542

Georgia Historical Society

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Wall, Samuel

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Lamb, William R.S.

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Alsop and Hicks were merchants in New York, New York. From the description of Alsop and Hicks letters, 1793. (Georgia Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 44569506 William Lamb may have been an inmate at the House of Industry in South Boston. The House of Industry was a poorhouse established in South Boston, Massachusetts in 1823. The house had a hospital and a school and took in men, women, and children from Massachusetts cities and towns. The o...

Deaves, Henry.

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Bolton, Robert Harvey

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Alsop and Hicks (NY)

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