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Gilmer, Mrs. P. R. |
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Letter - April 20, 1831
Letter dated April 20, 1831 from Emma G. Breckenridge, Grove Hill, Botetourt County to her brother, Harmer Gilmer, at Hardins Tavern, Albemarle County. Refers to Mrs. Wharton, living in the Gilmer family home in Liberty, and gives the family news and some advice for her younger brothers.
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Letter from William Burwell, Selwood, to Peachy R. Gilmer near Charlottesville, Virginia. Discussion of the poor roads in winter time, rivers as a better way to move freight, a 55-foot boat built near Hales Ford and a discussion of living far from society. Closes with the mention of quite a few names.
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Letter - November 5, 1832
Letter dated November 5, 1832 from Emma W. Breckinridge, at Grove Hill in Botetourt County, to her sister, Lucy W. Gilmer, near Hardin's Tavern, Albemarle County, postmarked Fincastle, November 8, about plans to visit her parents' home for the winter. Speaks of her sister-in-law, Elizabeth Breckinridge Watts, and a successful deer hunting trip by some of the men in the family. Mentions the death of Judge Saunders's daughter. Transcription by E...
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