Manuscripts
Buckwell, John. To [Unknown Addressee]
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[Wood, Thomas]. [Last will and testament]
Manuscripts
Buston [Yorkshire]. [Cataloger's note: The Thomas Wood named in the document may be the grandfather of Thomas Wood, -1723, but the exact relation is unknown]
HM 82051
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Letter from George Washington to unknown addressee
Manuscripts
Letter signed. In hand of Richard Kidder Meade. Letter regarding Colonel Stephen Moylan's appointment to succeed Comte Pulaski in command of the Cavalry, possibly written to a commanding officer of Blaud's, Sheldon's or Baylor's Light Dragoons, Valley Forge. (1 page)
HM 5520
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George Wharton James letter to unknown addressee and offprint of article
Manuscripts
This letter, to an unknown addressee, is written on James' stationery, from Pasadena, California, June 5, 1920. It is a short note stating that he has been ill and is better and traveling to Salt Lake City "for a month of Mormon life." Included with the letter is an offprint of the article entitled "Charles F. Lummis: A Unique Literary Personage of Modern America," written by James (1912).
mssHM 82396
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Wolferston, John. To [Unknown addressee]
Manuscripts
(1 p.). Followed by: account of wages paid.
HM 46530
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Daniel Webster fragment of letter to unknown addressee
Manuscripts
This is a fragment (bottom half) of a letter by Daniel Webster. The addressee is unknown as is the date and place of the letter. He mentions "Judge Sprague."
mssHM 79099
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Smart, Jesse to [unknown addressee]
Manuscripts
The collection contains two documents and 38 pieces of correspondence, 23 of which are letters by Jesse Smart to his sons. These letters mostly discuss Smart's experience in California mining for gold and running his nursery. He often asks his sons to send him seeds of plants that are not available in California. He also comments on the prices of produce in California and the effects of the weather and insects on his crops. The rest of the correspondence is written by other Smart family members and often discusses life in California, and more specifically, Sacramento. One letter, which is written by Jesse's daughter Charlotte, discusses her voyage to California from Maine.
HM 63850