Correspondence, 1802-1803.

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Correspondence, 1802-1803.

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Letters, 1802-1803, to Samuel Wetherill, Jr., in Philadelphia. One is written from Philadelphia, September 1802; the others are written from New Orleans on January 15, July 2, and November 3, 1803. Morgan writes to Wetherill as a kinsman; the letters concern family and financial affairs, especially his relations with John Price, who owed him $56,000. There is a reference in the last letter to the fact that New Orleans was shortly to become American territory.

4 letters.

New-York Historical Society

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Morgan, Benjamin, merchant.

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Merchant, Philadelphia and New Orleans. From the description of Correspondence, 1802-1803. (New York University, Group Batchload). WorldCat record id: 58783438 ...

Wetherill, Samuel, 1764-1829

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Philadelphia entrepreneur, founded Wetherill & Sons in the late 18th century. Active in the chemical industry, in particular paint, lead, and acid manufacture. From the description of Samuel Wetherill account book, ca. 1830-1835. (University of Pennsylvania Library). WorldCat record id: 122492322 ...

Price, John, merchant.

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