From Samuel Moore -- These letters were written "at home" and at "Edghill." Samuel reports of his bouts with rheumatism, as well as local deaths. Neighbor William Brinker was crushed to death when felling trees, and an 1857 letter reports the death of Samuel's own daughter. Also concerned with collecting debts, he writes of one owed by William Strother and one owed by John himself. Farm business and the sale of cattle are also addressed., 1850/1866
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