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Edward S Livermore letter to Thomas Rotch, Tewkesbury Massa. July 18 1818

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Title	Edward S Livermore letter to Thomas Rotch, Tewkesbury Massa. July 18 1818
Subject	Settlement of Ohio
Place	Tewkesbury (Massachusetts)
Description	In this letter, Edward Livermore discusses farming in Massachusetts, noting that the Boston area had soaring temperatures that destroyed some of his harvest. He requests information about the inhabitants of Ohio and Kendal especially, he apparently had sent Thomas Rotch some prize seeds and he mentions that he is contemplating a possible move in the future to Ohio. 8.2" x 13" (20.8 by 32 cm)
Creator	Livermore, Edward S.
Date of Original	July 18 1818
Collection	Thomas and Charity Rotch Papers
Source	B-117-4
Submitting Institution	Massillon Public Library
Rights	Copyright (c) 2004, Massillon Public Library, All rights reserved.
Type	Text
Format	Letter

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Submitting Institution	Massillon Public Library
Rights	Copyright (c) 2004, Massillon Public Library, All rights reserved.
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Full Text	B-117-4 Tewkesbury Massa July 18 1818 Dr Sir My last letter from you is dated 11 month 1817 - And I shold be much gratified by receiving another - I wish very much to be informed of every circumstance relative to your Country and of its Inhabitants with whom I have had the pleasure of some acquaintance - As to myself I am now in pretty good health but have had a troublesome sickness which confined me to my house almost three months - a severe cold which I took in the forepart of April brought on the Gout and Rhuema tism and has left me rather feeble but in other respects pretty well - My family are all in good health - Our season has thus far been very good except for english spring grain- this of every kind suffered much by the torrents of rain we had in April and May - My Persian rye mostly perished as well s all my barley of a new and excellent kind- I had also sown

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