Abraham Warrington letter to Thomas Rotch, Salem, 4th mo 12 1812

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                       Salem 4th mo 12 1812
  Belov'd Friend,
                           you
         I wish not to bore^  with my
  scribbling but it seems a duty to inform you
  I was in a family near Youngstown yesterday
  the head of which Thomas Morgan has lately
  been with you seeking a settlement and found
  some land near Abigail Hunts he has a prospect
  of setting on and intends moving there in a
  month from this time - his Wife is a worthy fd's
  Daughter which he took out of Society and they
  have liv'd far from meeting, nevertheless his
  Wife exceptably acknowledg'd her outgoing and
  is a member of our monthly meeting and has
  sometime ago made request for her Children
  but frd were stratned on account of their situation
  and he has been prevail'd upon to move to accom-
  odate his family he has a handsom improvement
  and Owns 100 Acres but is by trade a house
  joinor and has a desire to intirely quit farm-
  ing and follow his trade or Chair and Spin-
  ning wheel making which he has done a good 
  dealer at where he lives and frequently kept
  a journeyman, I was in his shop and thought
  it well furnish'd with tools and some