James Brier A.L.S., Hamilton, [Pa.], October 1st, 18[0?]9 : to Mary Brier, Stillwater near Dayton [Ohio]
1809
MSS L1974.123.3
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Title
James Brier A.L.S., Hamilton, [Pa.], October 1st, 18[0?]9 : to Mary Brier, Stillwater near Dayton [Ohio]
Published
Hamilton [Pa.] [1809?]
Description
[4] p. ; 33 cm. (fol.)
Call Number
MSS L1974.123.3
Note
"Deaths is so common that we hardly stop to reflect one moment it resembles men in battle fallen all around."
Mentions dealths of Mr. Blackleach, Mr. McMahon, Miss Smith "who had been sick and recovered ... dropt dead," and Mrs. Han "who lived next door to us."
Also many are sick: Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, "Jameses family is sick so as not to help each other"; Wm. Daniels is sick and Lott is sick our hands is all sick and left us but eight...."
Mary Lodge Brier was the daughter of Benjamin Lodge, an original member of the Society of the Cincinnati.
Page [4] is blank.
Mentions dealths of Mr. Blackleach, Mr. McMahon, Miss Smith "who had been sick and recovered ... dropt dead," and Mrs. Han "who lived next door to us."
Also many are sick: Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, "Jameses family is sick so as not to help each other"; Wm. Daniels is sick and Lott is sick our hands is all sick and left us but eight...."
Mary Lodge Brier was the daughter of Benjamin Lodge, an original member of the Society of the Cincinnati.
Page [4] is blank.
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