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James Mott letter to Thomas Rotch, Mamaroneck, 24th of 8th, 1795

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Title	James Mott letter to Thomas Rotch, Mamaroneck, 24th of 8th, 1795
Subject	Religion; itinerant ministry
Place	Mamaroneck (New York)
Description	Writing to Thomas Rotch from Long Island sound, James Mott tells Rotch that a carriage used by Martha Martha Routh, a prominent British Quaker itinerant minister is mentioned in this letter as a visitor to he home of James Mott. Mott asks Rotch for directions regarding the reurn of a carriage to the Rotch family in New Bedford. 6.6" x 7.9" (17 by 20 cm)
Creator	Mott, James
Date of Original	24th of 8th, 1795
Collection	Thomas and Charity Rotch Papers
Submitting Institution	Massillon Public Library
Rights	Copyright (c) 2004, Massillon Public Library, All rights reserved.
Type	Text
Format	Letter

Title	Page 1
Submitting Institution	Massillon Public Library
Rights	Copyright (c) 2004, Massillon Public Library, All rights reserved.
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Full Text	B-125-1 Mamaroneck 24th of 8th 95 Esteemed Friend Thomas Rotch I conclude thou hast been informed tht Martha Routh and thy sister left the carriage they rode in from Bedford, takin gone from here that they concluded would answer their purpose better, - and as this was furnished by thy father or Some of the fmaily, we wish to be informed. whether we shall return it, or how else to dispose of it, - this leaves our family in tolera -able health also Hugh Judge's, my love to thy wife and mother and every other branch of the family thy affectionate friend, James Mott

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