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Moses A. Cartland



 

Letter from Martha O. Barrett to Moses Cartland , Clinton Grove, Weare, New Hampshire, Danvers, July 2, 1832
  Dear Moses, Your note was received. Many, many thanks for your kind invitation to attend the pic-nic.  I wish it was possible for me to come to Lee. But it is not.  At least I can not make it convenient.  I know you will have a pleasant time.  I forwarded your note to Eben [King, son of Samuel and Hannah King].  I walked down last evening to see if he thought of going down.  Did not find him at home, but his friends did not think it probable he would go.  So, I send by mail.  …
 

 


 

Moses A. Cartland