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John Scott Eldon letter to "My dear Lord,"

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    John A. Scott letter to Wilson Scott

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    In this letter to his brother, John A. Scott writes of his journey to California. He reports the roads through Wyoming are in poor condition, and rainy weather made crossing rivers dangerous and difficult. At Fort Laramie, he saw many teams planning their routes West. Sicknesses such as cholera are rampant, and he has seen many graves along the roads. Includes fragment of envelope.

    mssHM 15244

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    John Burroughs letter to "My Dear Friend"

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    Accompanied by memorandum of Mrs. [Matilda] Ackley regarding her sister Viola N[evins] Poole's former ownership of the letter.

    mssHM 4292

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    John Conness letter to "My Dear Sir,"

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    In this letter to an unknown recipient, John Conness writes that "the men of my time have passed" and that "their names will stand identified for all time with great work in serving our country."

    mssHM 21339

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    John Murray letter to "My Dear Sir,"

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    mssHM 59561

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    John Bannister letter to "My Dear Harley"

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    mssHM 63331

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    John Galsworthy letter to My dear Sir

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    mssHM 12547