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Mary Huntington to Elizabeth W. P. Huntington, May 9, 1835

Mary Huntington writes to her mother, Elizabeth W. P. Huntington, about her decision to travel to Albany. She makes this decision after considering other people’s travel plans of and deliberating. She preferred to be accompanied by some of her family…

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Mary Huntington to Elizabeth W. P. Huntington, Dec 2, 1834

Mary tells her mother of Mr. Merrick’s sermon upon his arrival to town. He spent more than an hour to indicate the character of God and denies the doctrine of original sin. Mr. Merrick says he is an abolitionist. Mary is pleased with him and thinks…

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Mary Huntington to Elizabeth W. P. Huntington, Mar 31, 1835

In this letter to her mother, Mary is explaining the stressful things in her life. She writes that people do not understand what she is going through, but she also wants to write about the important things that Spring brings. She had been in Oswego…

Tags: Caroline, Elizabeth, health, Mr. Swift, Mrs. Fisher, music, NEEDS EDITING, Oswego, religion, school, spring, summer, teacher, Theodore

Mary Huntington to Elizabeth W. P. Huntington, Apr 23, 1833

Mary explains that she is struggling with her physical and mental health to her Mother. For the first part of her time at Troy, her school, she was struggling to get to her lessons but felt that the only time for her to finish her studies was the…

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Elizabeth Huntington to Frederic Dan Huntington, July 15th, 1844

Elizabeth is writing this letter to the youngest of her children Frederic Huntington and his wife Hannah. The couple just had a baby boy, which Elizabeth is very happy about and hopes they teach him about the importance of Christianity—god, prayers,…

Tags: baby, Boston, Caroline, Charlotte, Chicago, Edward, Frederic, Hannah, Hillsborough, Mr. Parsons, Northampton, Walter

Elizabeth Huntington to Mary Huntington, May 21st., 1832

Elizabeth writes to her 17 year-old daughter Mary while she is away at school. There seems to be some concern about Mary's health or happiness and Elizabeth seems willing to have her return home and study with her brother William if she prefers.…

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Elizabeth Huntington to Frederic Dan Huntington, May 8th, 1845

The first part of the transcription is Elizabeth copying a letter from William she received earlier that day. William writes to his mother to let her know that he has rented out his farm for the harvest season and will be setting out on a trip early…

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