Gray Letters 1836 01 15

Letter

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Museum of History Benicia

The image is a scanned document, dated January 15, 1836, from Boston, written in cursive script. The letter begins with "Dear Sir," and expresses disappointment at Samuel Gray's lack of interest in religion, despite being taught its importance since childhood. It mentions the "Messenger" and the cost of $1.50 per year, highlighting concern that the recipient invests in material prosperity over spiritual well-being. There is an appeal to Samuel to consider the significance of religion.

The image is a scanned document, dated January 15, 1836, from Boston, written in cursive script. The letter begins with "Dear Sir," and expresses disappointment at Samuel Gray's lack of interest in religion, despite being taught its importance since childhood. It mentions the "Messenger" and the cost of $1.50 per year, highlighting concern that the recipient invests in material prosperity over spiritual well-being. There is an appeal to Samuel to consider the significance of religion.

Name/Title

Gray Letters 1836 01 15

Entry/Object ID

2024.10.1.7

Description

This is a letter from Paul Dean in Boston to Samuel C Gray in Baltimore dated 01/15/1836. Mr. Dean is trying to get Samuel to renew his subscription to the "Messenger" for $1.50 per year. The letter contains a lot of fire and brimstone arguments.

Collection

Benicia Historical Museum Collection

Letter Details

Letter Date

Jan 15, 1836