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Jerome H. Markham letters to Walter Markham

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Description
Most of the letters are written by Jerome H. Markham of Buena Vista, Colorado, to his brother Walter Markham of Middletown, Connecticut. The letters address topics of concern to settlers such as health, land, livestock, and hunting. The most frequent subject is the need for money. Two of the letters are written by "Ronnie" and one by E. Webber (?). Many are written on letterhead from Colorado establishments such as hardware states and hotels.
Type
Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Production date
1888-1889.
Call number
mssHM 83180-83188
Creator
Markham, Jerome H(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Purchased from Stuart Lutz Historic Documents Inc., November 2016.
Associated people
Markham, Walter,
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