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Charles inquires about family members. His business is well, but he needs cash, and discusses loans. He believes he is well situated in New Haven and feels attached to the city.

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Four letters to family members.

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Wessells writes from Buffalo about news of family and friends, school, and social activities.

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Wessells writes to her aunt about family news and her social activities.

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Wessells writes to her mother about her arrival back in Litchfield, people who have called on her or she has called on, and a joke in a telegram.

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Wessells writes to her mother from Buffalo about new of family and friends, her schooling, and social calls she and others have made.

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Two letters to her mother.

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Wheelock writes that she is glad her mother has arrived in Bath, N.Y. She writes about activities in their home, health and news of family and friends, wishing her a good visit, and Julia and her giving their father "The Memorial Vol. of the American Board of Missions" for his birthday.

Scope and Contents Wheelock writes that she is glad her mother is having a pleasant visit. She has reassigned bedrooms for the children and reports on activities in their home. She reports news of friends and family. Her mother must not think of returning for weeks because they are getting along splendidly. They have received many kind letters of sympathy. She received a letter from Charley; he was in the Battle of Williamsburg and says he cannot see how he escaped being killed or wounded. Charles Adams writes...

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Two draft letters, one to Adams's mother and one to his cousin in Latin, in which he discuss the weather and going to church.