Letter from Samuel Sweezey Seward to William Henry Seward, November 28, 1832
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Letter from Samuel Sweezey Seward to William Henry Seward, November 28, 1832
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Date:1832-11-28
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Letter from Samuel Sweezey Seward to William Henry Seward, November 28, 1832
action: sent
sender:
Samuel Seward
Person
Name: Samuel Seward
Birth: 1768-12-05
Death: 1849-08-24
Person
location:
Newburgh NY
Place
Name: City: Newburgh
County: Orange
State: NY
Country: US
Place
receiver:
William Seward
Person
Name: William Seward
Birth: 1801-05-16
Death: 1872-10-10
Person
location:
Albany NY
Place
Name: City: Albany
County:
State: NY
Country: US
Place
transcription: jds
revision: ekk 2015-05-28
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Page 1
Newburgh 28th Nov 1832
My dear Wm
Yours of the 24th was received by this mornings
Mail I regret that the obstructed navigation has
much impeded your visit to Florida
Name: City: Florida
County: Orange
State: NY
Country: US
. The
weather is again more mild. The Steam
boats are running from Albany and I sincerely
hope you will imbrace the first pleasant day
to get down. On the subject of the scarlet Fever
it has been very alarming in Goshen
Name: City: Goshen
County: Orange
State: NY
Country: US
but is
subseding. I was there yesterday saw several
that had been very ill but were convalescent.
Our Village is very healthy. The nighest serious
case to us was Major DavdDavid Carpenter
think you may come safely to our place but
I would recommend that you come direct
to Florida and not go to Goshen untill the
disease subsides. Tommy
Name: Thomas Seward
Birth: 1812
Death:
& Clarence
Name: Clarence Seward
Birth: 1828-10-07
Death: 1897-07-24
have
each had a touch of it.
I met Mr Van Duzer
Name: Isaac Van Duzer
Birth: 1802-05-08
Death: 1841-11-27
on his way home.
He handed me your Communication
I think Washington
Name: George Seward
Birth: 1808-08-26
Death: 1888-12-07Certainty: Probable
will attend to it himself.
Ma
Name: Mary Seward
Birth: 1769-11-27
Death: 1844-12-11
is yet affected with the Rheumatic
complaint but is better.
yours affectionately
Saml S. Seward
W H Seward Esquire
Page 2
SSSeward PM
Free
William H Seward Esq
In Senate
Albany
Name: William Seward
Birth: 1801-05-16
Death: 1872-10-10
S. S. Seward
28 Nov 1832.
Newburgh 28th Nov 1832
My dear Wm
Yours of the 24th was received by this mornings
Mail I regret that the obstructed navigation has
much impeded your visit to Florida
Place
weather is again more mild. The Steam
boats are running from Albany and I sincerely
hope you will imbrace the first pleasant day
to get down. On the subject of the scarlet Fever
it has been very alarming in Goshen
Place
subseding. I was there yesterday saw several
that had been very ill but were convalescent.
Our Village is very healthy. The nighest serious
case to us was Major DavdDavid Carpenter
Unknown
.
I thereforethink you may come safely to our place but
I would recommend that you come direct
to Florida and not go to Goshen untill the
disease subsides. Tommy
Person
Person
each had a touch of it.
I met Mr Van Duzer
Person
He handed me your Communication
I think Washington
Person
Ma
Person
complaint but is better.
yours affectionately
Saml S. Seward
W H Seward Esquire
SSSeward PM
Free
William H Seward Esq
In Senate
Albany
Person
28 Nov 1832.
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Wednesday, November 28, 1832
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