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Letter from Stephen Eames to William and Olive Plumb, August 23, 1840
Creator
Eames, Stephen
Date
1840-08-23
Decade
1840s
Description
A letter from Stephen Eames to William and Olive Plumb discussing the settlement he lives on, including the building of a school house, his Mormon neighbors, sickness and death, and a road leading from the Illinois to the Mississippi River. He also writes about the disadvantages to farming in the area. The address block panel of the letter is addressed to William Plumb Esq.
Letter from Stephen Eames to William and Olive Plumb, August 23, 1840
Creator
Eames, Stephen
Date
1840-08-23
Decade
1840s
Description
A letter from Stephen Eames to William and Olive Plumb discussing the settlement he lives on, including the building of a school house, his Mormon neighbors, sickness and death, and a road leading from the Illinois to the Mississippi River. He also writes about the disadvantages to farming in the area. The address block panel of the letter is addressed to William Plumb Esq.