Ingoldsby Work Crawford letter, 1829 Jan. 27.

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Ingoldsby Work Crawford letter, 1829 Jan. 27.

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Ingoldsby Work Crawford of Union, Conn., writes Asa Child of Norwich, Conn., supplying a draft of his letter to President-Elect Andrew Jackson recommending Child for Attorney for the District of Connecticut and William Ellis for Collector of Customs of the Port of New Haven.

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