Simpson, Richard 1849 January 19 Letter.

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Simpson, Richard 1849 January 19 Letter.

Writes to J.B. Ray, McArthurstown, Athens Co., OH, concerning his efforts to develop a church in the B. (Beaver?) Creek area near Falmouth, KY. Comments that 'the temperance cause is taking a start in this part.' He feels that the country will benefit from the recent election of Zachary Taylor to the Presidency.

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