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Before Charity married James Claydon.
[postmarked TROY NY, APR 27 (1842)]
FROM: CORNELIA JANE GILLESPIE
TO: Miss Charity Rowland, Greenfield Center, Saratoga County, NY
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Troy, Monday, April 25th, 1842
My Dear Friend
Having been again reminded of my promise of writing to you, and having a few moments to spare, I feel inclined to occupy them in addressing one: the recollection of whom time nor distance cannot easily efface from my mind, and in whose welfare I have ever taken a warm interest. But as the circumstances under which I write are not very favorable (being very much fatigued and having a very poor pen) I feel the necessity of your arming yourself with patience to spell out a dry and poorly written letter. But as I believe excuses between friends to be entirely superfluous I will make no more, being fully assured that the patience of my dear Charity is quite equal to her task. How natural it is when we sit down to address a friend one who is rendered dear by the ties of Christian friendship, how natural I say to have all those circumstances under which we first became acquainted and the many scenes which have since occurred both of a joyful and also of a trying nature, in which we have both participated; come rushing upon the mind in such a manner as to exclude every other thought, while we are in imagination walking over the same ground while the faces of each dear friend vividly pass with rapid succession through our minds and the many scenes which time has thrown far in the rearground but which our memory snatches from oblivion, is presented to our minds as a solace to cheer us in our less happy moments. Yes, my dear Charity, since taking up my pen, nearly every scene in which we have been participators [end of page]
[page 2] have risen up before me bringing to mind some of the happiest moments of my life. Greenfield is dear to me, and I believe it ever will be, changes have rendered it less dear, it is true, but the same hills and woods and stony roads and houses where the Lord met with and blessed us, still remain, and also some true hearts and dear friends that will ever be remembered with pleasure, yes some of the dearest friends I ever had on earth I was once associated with in Greenfield. But my dear friend, while we look with pleasure and regret upon the past let us look forward to the future with hope and anticipation. Our time of departure is drawing near and what remains for us to perform, in order to obey the divine command, we must be up and about it, O! Charity, if I could see you I would talk a great deal faster than I could write, and tell you a great deal that I cannot write. We have had a gracious revival this winter, but have been myself prevented from attending in consequence of the sickness of our family, and since their recovery, my own health has been poorly by rather overdoing, which has confined me the best part of 3 months to a sick room. But I am getting much better, and I hope by next Sabbath to be able to attend church, during the winter though deprived of the means of grace I felt the Lord very precious to my soul, and during the trying scenes through which I have been culled to pass, I have been supported in a wonderful manner, for which I truly thank God, but since my own health became poor I have suffered a dullness of mind and depression of spirit, that I have been subject to ever since I was converted, when my health has been poor. But [end of page]
[page 3] I trust as I recover my health to regain more than I have lost of the Love of God, But I have never enjoyed as much religion in Troy as I have in Greenfield, I know not how it may be with others, but as for myself I am persuaded that I never can, I do not know but it is wrong for me to say so, but I know I have strove as hard to serve God in T(roy) as in G(reenfield) and I have the satisfaction of knowing that God is pleased with the service of his children in one place as in another, provided it is sincere all I can say more is that there is a great many helps in the Country where there is a thousand hindrances in the city. I understand you are at present boarding, which I think on many accounts is much pleasanter, I am glad you have got so good a tenant in your house and so good a family in your neighborhood. I am partial to Brother Poor, but his family I am not acquainted with. Charity you promised me if I would write to you, you would return an answer. And now my dear sister I expect a fulfillment of your promise, not because I have written so poor a one, but because my dear Charity told me so. I some think of visiting Ballston this summer if I do I should try hard to visit Greenfield, if it be but for a very short time. Please give my love to Brother and sister Youngs and to a great many others that I love and please reserve a good share for yourself and now my dear girl do not forget to pray for me. Tell sister Mary and Nancy I should be happy to hear from them by letter, be sure and write soon. Tell Tryphena that Elizabeth [end of page]
[page 4] often speaks of her, she is improving very fast. Now until we meet again either here or in a better world, accept my love and best respects.
Cornelia Jane Gillespie
When I write again I will write better to what a dirty letter. - Jane
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This 1932 Ford Fordor V8 was built in Geelong here in Australia, the first year for the V8 motor.
Taken at FDC Geelong, Victoria in 2012.
Every new Chinese immigrant received a tax certificate, which was to be kept by the immigrant. This tax certificate required all immigrants to pay a mandatory fine in order to be allowed entry; numbers could range from a ninety to two hundred dollars. Source: www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/022/022-905.002-e.html
Local Accession Number: FA_CC.000109
Connick Job Number: 4785
Title: Brookline Mass. clerestory, All Saints Church
Creator/Contributor: Charles J. Connick Associates (creator)
Genre: Design drawings; Gouaches
Date created: 1945-1964 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 gouache : color ; 34 x 21 cm.
General notes: Title from item, from additional material accompanying item, or from information provided by the Boston Public Library.;
Date notes: Date supplied by cataloger.
Biographical and historical notes: Window designed for All Saints Church, Brookline, Massachusetts.
Subjects: Stained glass; Windows
Collection: Charles J. Connick Gouaches - Massachusetts
Location: Boston Public Library, Arts Department
Shelf locator: Massachusetts Box #2
Rights: Rights status not evaluated.
Description: Invoice from E.K. Goodall Grocer of Boston, Massachusetts to Perkins Institution. Invoice for butter.
Date: 1865
Format: Text
Digital Identifier: AG25004
Rights: Samuel P. Hayes Research Library, Perkins School for the Blind, Watertown, MA
Research credit to MHS' Barbara Cubberly.
Learn a little more about Jack at www.madisonhistory.org/jack-tweed/ and other items about Jack at flic.kr/s/aHskCnWpS4
Item Number:6799-50
Document Title:TAVERN LAND CO./ MR. CARL VETTER/ NO. ANDOVER/ PLTG PLAN/ ; SCALE 1"= 10'
Project:06799; Tavern Land Company; Stevens, Nathaniel Subdivision --Tavern Land Company; N. Andover; Massachusetts; 03 Subdivisions & Suburban Communities; 120 PLANS ()
Artist/Creator:HUBBARD, H.V. (H.V.H.)
Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Purpose:PLTG (Planting)
Physical Characteristics:26.25 x 23.75 graphite trace
Dates:27-APR-1922
Notes:OBLA, recto/ (Includes Pltg. List.)/ Lots 5 & 6 Block 7 P/I/ Revised 30-Apr-1921, 07-May-1921, 06-Jun-1921, 10-Jun-1921, recto/
Please Credit: Courtesy of the National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site
Invitaciones para Clara & Álvaro (Koke).
Serigrafía a 2 tintas en frontal y trasera.
Ilustración de Javier Remírez de Ganuza.
Diseño de Luis López.
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Wedding invitations to Clara & Alvaro (Koke).
2 ink silkscreen on front and back.
Illustration of Ganuza Remírez Javier.
Design by Luis Lopez.
Title: Action Report of the Loss of the USS PT-109 on August 1-2, 1943., 08/01/1943 - 08/02/1943
Creator(s): Department of the Navy. Office of the Chief of Naval Operations., Office of Naval Records and Library. (07/01/1919 - 09/1947)
Persistent URL: arcweb.archives.gov/arc/action/ExternalIdSearch?id=305237
Access Restrictions: Unrestricted
Use Restrictions: Unrestricted
My uncle was an antique dealer and my parents were avid collectors of Victoriana. The two things were in perfect alignment when he acquired this document cabinet with tambour-work front that was used to store deeds in a Victorian court house. I have posted a photograph with the front up.
The height is 67", the width is 42", and the depth is 23". I am not sure what it weighs but it is a great deal. When my mother moved from her home into an assisted living community we rented a truck and loaded it with a few pieces of her furniture. This case was our first choice. My husband and one of my mother's friends loaded it on the truck but I am still surprised they managed it.
There are 4 large drawers at the bottom, 20 wide trays in the center, and 60 smaller trays at the top. The 80 trays are very shallow and have no sides. They were used to store deeds. When my uncle acquired it he found several old deeds still in it including the deed to my grandfather's farm.
We have had it for several years but are still not using it to its full capacity. Some day I hope to have our collection of cased images sorted, stored, and labeled.
I was moved to make these photographs after visiting the set of photographs of her wonderfully organized photo room posted by Snapatorium. I never expect to be that organized but if I can get my act together maybe I can get this one cabinet organized.
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easy way to lose you identity is to discards bills directly into the trash. To prevent this, you must destroy documents in a shredder or utilize a shred company.
A sad day today. Bea's piano teachers mum passed away on Christmas day and it was her funeral (a very brave fight with cancer, she was only 52). One of her very brave daughters got up in church and sang the first verse of Fields of Gold and we joined in with the rest.
RIP lovely Bev x
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Documents belonging to Rachel Huber (born 16/11/1925) and her husband Samuel Huber (born 7/4/1920) both Holocaust survivors who immigrated to Australia via Israel in the 1950's.
Both are listed on the Holocaust Survivors and Victims Database.
(found on ebay)
Charter, under the privy seal, by King James VII to the rector and principal, granting a tack of the parsonage and vicarage teinds of Colmonell, which had been set by the masters to Thomas Kennedy once Grange but had now fallen into the King's hands by reason of forfeiture od the said tacksman. (19 May 1685)
(University of Glasgow Archive Services Ref: GUA BL/325)
There may have been a seal, now lost, since there is an integral seal tag.
The document is written in Scots on parchment in an italic hand. The first letter is ornamented.
Image of back available here
Bibliography:
Munimenta Alme Universitatis Glasguensis, Records of the University of Glasgow from its Foundation till 1727, ed. by Cosmo Innes (Glasgow : the Maitland Club, 1856), I, p. 426 (entry no 268).
"filigrana" del director Alvaro Muñoz Sanchez se rodara en las selvas del pacífico colombiano. Este documental es ganador de la convocatoria DOCtv Colombia y su resultado final se podrá ver al finalizar este año. El rodaje se llevará a cabo en el municipio de Barbacoas Nariño y contará la historia del oro, desde la mina hasta la joya, desde el minero artesanal hasta la draga, desde las toneladas de oro extraidas y exportadas en este territorio hasta el olvido al cual es sometida esta población.
Bolsão em tecido, prendedor de caneta, elástico para nada se perder. Tecido interno nacional 100% algodão.
(Las copias de las fotos y documentos aquí presentados están bajo resguardo de dicha asociación civil y del Poeta del Balsas Mario Osorio Valle.)
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"WILD FLOWERS DRAWN AND COLORED FROM NATURE" by Mrs. C.M. Badger, 1859. Clarissa Munger Badger was a Madison resident who was a noted botanical artist famous for her folio nature books and prose. Learn more about Clarissa at madisonhistory.org/key-figures/clarissa-munger-badger/.
This album of paintings and poetry is in a brown leather binding embossed and with gold embossed design of flowers and the title, on front and back cover. Inscribed on the fly leaf, "Mrs. J.C. Platt from her husband Christmas, 1859 or 60 Mrs J.C. Platt".
Front cover and binding is loose, some tissue covers torn, some foxing on pages.
14 1/2" X 11 1 1/2", 1 1/4" thick
Donated by Mrs.J.C. Platt
ACC# 2007.2
See additional images from this book at flic.kr/s/aHskGqv2x4.
(Photo credit Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums).