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Received payment for Joseph A. Hay

GLC00687.206

to S.W Kean

GLC03769.116

to Gen. Maylan

GLC03769.126

to Sir

GLC03769.127

to John A. Wiedersheim

He is billing GMP for a letter patent, including government fee, drawings and specifications, and prosecution. Partially printed.

GLC00687.204

Powell's Patent Multiscope

He proposes a substitute for the expensive calcium light for viewing images, with an object that uses either sunlight or lamp light using a graphoscope, inserting a stereoscopic lens. Different lenses allow for different uses, including microscope...

GLC00687.205

[contract for artificial limbs]

The distribution of artificial limbs for maimed soldiers is to be advertised by the U.S. Christian Commission's Board of Surgeons.

GLC00687.207

to George May Powell

He writes about delivery of an express package. He discusses model arms.

GLC00687.208

to Condell Leg Manufacturing Corp.

He is interested in the cost of an artificial leg. His leg was amputated below the knee. He includes a sketch of his stump.

GLC00687.209

to A. F. Williams

He would like a Condell Limbs circular.

GLC00687.210

to A. F. Williams

He refutes Williams's claim that the leg he ordered was burned and "violently destroyed" upon delivery. He wants repair and offers to pay for express shipping.

GLC00687.211

to Mr. Condell

He lost his leg last August and would like a pamphlet of Cardell legs.

GLC00687.212

to George May Powell

He needs the arm he ordered and doesn't understand the lengthy wait. He is negotiating a contract with the local town to sell artificial limbs, with a store and a factory.

GLC00687.213

to A. F. Williams

He includes his measurements for a limb as well as a check for $75 for payment. He would like the limb as soon as possible.

GLC00687.214

to A. F. Williams

He requests a circular of artificial limbs. He lost his right arm and knows several other people who also need limbs.

GLC00687.215

to A. F. Williams

He read the advertisement in the Independent and needs a more durable artificial leg. He would like a price.

GLC00687.216

to George May Powell

He requests a left arm to be sent by express. Letter partially printed.

GLC00687.217

to George May Powell

He is unable to make their appointment.

GLC00687.218

to George May Powell

He reports that the committee was pleased with the exhibit of their artificial limbs. He described their competition from Georgia and the mechanics of their limb movement. The committee will wait to make their decision after seeing more exhibits. A...

GLC00687.219

to Cover

GLC02197.034

to Cover

damaged

GLC02197.035

to Cover

GLC02197.036

to Anna Zug

GLC02197.037

to Anna Zug

GLC02197.038

to Anna Zug

GLC02197.039

to Anna Zug

GLC02197.040

to Jacob Cover

8/28/186_, last number of year unreadable. Post-war.

GLC02197.041

to sir

GLC02197.042

to Emma Cover

GLC02197.043

to Emma Cover

GLC02197.044

to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee

He marched for four miles only to find the enemy had retreated. marched for another two miles and bivouaced. He speculates about where the enemy is and where they will go next.

GLC02744.091

to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee

There were skirmishes. Pressing onward to Strasburg. Mentions Billy and instructs her not to pay out any more money for him.

GLC02744.092

to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee

He marched six miles in a snow storm. He describes what they carry in their saddlebags. He has not been paid since he left.

GLC02744.093

to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee

Their connection is so strong that when he is writing to her it almost seems like they are talking face to face.

GLC02744.094

to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee

He writes about his faith in God. He answers her questions regarding his trunk.

GLC02744.095

to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee

He writes that one of their men fell from a tree and dislocated his wrist. He reiterates that God gave him the greatest gift of all: her.

GLC02744.096

to sir (Mr. Hull)

GLC03769.080

to Mrs. Henry Eilet

mentions the date January 18

GLC03769.081

A list of sums and names among the subscribers of the town of Huntington

GLC03769.082

At the meeting of the congregation in the town of Huntington, Alex Drummond, collector, appeared and produced his list

lists each member and their dues

GLC03769.083

Peter Hagner's signature and brief bio

GLC03769.084

Mr. Abraham Lindo in account current with Edward Garrell

includes missive writen by Garrell and Robert Barton

GLC03769.085

last will and testament of Adam Andres

GLC03769.086

By order of the board of trustees

they wish to have a seminary in Huntington

GLC03769.087

to Sister

GLC03769.088

to dear friend

letter is incomplete

GLC03769.089

to dear friend

letter is incomplete

GLC03769.090

to Col. M'Cahan?

GLC03769.091

Biography of Paul and Charlotte Weitzel and their children

GLC03769.093

Biogrraphical record of Thomas Lloyd

GLC03769.094

petition to hire a friend as a clerk

GLC03769.095

biographical record of Rev. Thomas Stackhouse

GLC03769.096

to Mr. P. A. Anderson

GLC03769.097

Biographical record of John Morton

GLC03769.098

Biographical record of John Morton

GLC03769.099

to Col. Roosevelt

GLC03769.101

to Sir

GLC03769.102

to Elias H. Derby

GLC03769.103

to Avery V. Tracey

GLC03769.104

land agreement between John Rutherford and John Watts

GLC03769.105

[certifying Mary Rutherford's role as executor of John Rutherford's estate]

GLC03769.106

biographical record of John Rutherford

GLC03769.107

front cover of deeds folio

GLC03769.108.01

[account ledger for John Rutherford's estate]

GLC03769.108.02

to Glen W. Blodgett

GLC03769.109

to Julian Sir

GLC03769.110

[announcing the Capt. has enclosed herewith a circular of the Masters Commandant...]

circular is missing

GLC03769.111

to Mr. G. Gilson Terriberry

GLC03769.112

Will of William Waters

GLC03769.113

Deed Partition

GLC03769.114.01

Township /land agreement

GLC03769.114.02

Receipt for bill of exchange

GLC03769.114.03

fragment of letter to Jasper Yeats

GLC03769.115.01

second fragment of letter to Jasper Yeats

GLC03769.115.02

Accounts for Dr. Andrew Blow? 1790-1793

GLC03769.117

fragment of a bill

GLC03769.118

biographical notes on Caspar Weitzel

GLC03769.119

letter draft or fragment

on recent senate election, not addressed

GLC03769.120

[certifying that John Brown is charged 10 dollars, 2.50 for each day he was a deserter]

GLC03769.122

to Sir

letter fragment, alludes to list of names of sixteen people who were recomended by the court to keep public hours.

GLC03769.123

to Alexander F. Dallas

letter fragment, 2nd half to 03769.123

GLC03769.124

Request for further number of tavern licenses

GLC03769.125

fragment of note

mentions Andrew Gibson

GLC03769.128

Registrar notes

mentions that letters of administration were granted to the widow

GLC03769.129

Deed

GLC03769.130

to Sir (letter frgamnet)

Mentions a note payable to James Mackey

GLC03769.131.01

to Ian (son)

GLC03769.131.02

to Jas Mildreth

GLC03769.132

Philadelphia County Court writes of the complications surrounding Alice Finch's will

GLC03769.133

biographical record of David Lloyd

GLC03769.134.01

listing of items available for sale at Goodspeed's bookshop

GLC03769.134.02

bill of exchange

GLC03769.135

Philadelphia County Court case description

GLC03769.136

Meeting notes

lawyer advises them to settle any accounts they have against Rev. johnston

GLC03769.137

Notice to delinquents to settle accounts

GLC03769.139

notes on oldest paper mill

mentions william bradford

GLC03769.140.02

to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee

He writes about how an officer of his rank never has to worry about food or shelter. Notes how much money the war is costing.

GLC02744.097

to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee

He is anxious for Lucien to attend school. He writes that he feels the sufferings of his fellow soldiers. Notes that enemy is in Fredricksburg.

GLC02744.098

to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee

Tells her not to worry so much. Writes he might be able to send for her in 4-6 weeks. They have both gained weight. Written in camp opposite Fredericksburg

GLC02744.099

to Mrs. Thomas F. Burpee

He writes the possibility of a battle has now become very faint. tells her to always confide in God. Mentions Park. Written in camp opposite Fredericksburg

GLC02744.100