Name/Title
Kirtland Letter, 1846Entry/Object ID
2021.39.222Tags
1840s, Postage, AgricultureScope and Content
Letter addressed to Henry Kirtland Esq. of Poland, Ohio from Frederick Kinsman of Warren, Ohio.
"Warren Oct 23, 1846
Henry Kirtland Esq
Dear Sir
Mr Morse yesterday
landed me a line from you when
or at the time I was very much occupied
with our Fair.
I put the letter in my
pocket intending to read it at
the first leisure moment that I
should have.
So soon as I could
attend to it I began to cast about my
pocket for the letter but could
not find it and have
not since been able to
put my hand on it
Will you have the goodness
to let me hear from you again
and if there is anything in that
which requires my attention I will meet it
I hope you have made arran=
=gements (arrangements) for the Cole (?) Sheep
I would be glad to know if
you have heard anything more
from the Sennessel (?) Matter. I shall
rely upon that horse for our
B___. I would have been glad
of your Cole buck (?) had I have
room that you would sell him
still I am glad to have gone where
he is. Have you learned
anything more from the Cole
Sheep (?)
Yours truly
Frederick Kinsman"Collection
The Richard Morton Hess and Phyllis Lafferty Hess CollectionAcquisition
Accession
2021.39Source or Donor
Hess, KennethLocation
Location
Container
Hess Collection Box 2Date
September 14, 2021Notes
Folder: Early Letters and Envelopes 2Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Kirtland, Henry, Kinsman, FrederickRelated Places
Place
* Untyped Place
Warren, Ohio