Letter from Ebenezer Bull dated Nov 26, 1832 to his uncle William Bull
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Ebenezer Bull
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Hamptonburgh Nov.
The 11th Month 26th, 1832
Dear Uncle,
I take this opportunity to write thee a few lines to inform thee that we are all well and so are friends generally. My wife this morning had another son. Peter Bull has benn to Greycourt and got the two stones which bear the date of the first work which grandfather done in American and I do intend to place them in the wall of my house in a few days. Uncle Isaac Bull's youngest son, Springstead was married last week ( Spring stead is the merchant that lived with Moffat) thus we are doing and have done., since thee left us . Please to write as often as thou canst. Come and see us or send some of thy children I think I should be pleased to see them. I hear d from Aunt Ester and her son William Bush since they moved to the West that they have purchased an improved farm not far from her Simeon and that they are please with the country.
I remain thy friend
Ebenezer Bull
TO WILLIAM BULL
