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Sunday, October 5, 2025
Daniel Webster to Edward Everett, Monday, May 6, 1851
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Washington, May 6, 1851. MY DEAR SIR,—I think of dedicating each volume to some friend. Would that look like affectation? Public men and s...
Daniel Webster to Peter Harvey, Friday, May 9, 1851—7 a.m.
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Washington, Friday morning, seven o'clock, May 9, 1851. MY DEAR SIR,—I hope to meet some Boston friends in New York on Tuesday. Mr. Ed...
Daniel Webster to Richard M. Blatchford, Sunday, May 11, 1851—1 p.m.
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[May 11, 1851,] Sunday, one o'clock. MY DEAR SIR,—I thank you for your letter from Philadelphia. I am well, and leave to-morrow mornin...
Daniel Webster to Caroline White Webster, May 20, 1851—9 p.m.
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Buffalo, May 20, 1851, nine o'clock, P. M. MY DEAR CAROLINE,—I am detained here, unavoidably, for two or three days beyond my expectat...
Daniel Webster to Millard Fillmore, May 29, 1851
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New York, May 29, 1851. MY DEAR SIR,—I arrived from Albany this morning, having stayed two or three days at Canandaigua to recruit. Coming...
Saturday, October 4, 2025
George F. Wright
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GEORGE F. WRIGHT was born in Warren, Vermont, December 5, 1833. He was reared on a farm, and when eighteen years of age at tended West Rando...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, Sunday, November 16, 1862
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We took dinner with my old friend Andrew Meredith called and seen Brothers M M Myres and CE Yeager had a pleasant time evening went to Praye...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 17, 1862
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I went over to my place south of Keosauqua to see to having some corn got home Spent the afternoon and evening pleasantly with our old neigh...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 18, 1862
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Forenoon I rode over to my place south of Keosauqua & out to John Bennets came home in the rain SOURCE: Edgar R. Harlan, Currator, An...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 19, 1862
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I rode over to my river farm forenoon and afternoon over to Pittsburg & up Chequest to Valentines mill & home SOURCE: Edgar R. Har...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 20, 1862
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I spent the day seeing about my crop on my river farm evening Emma & I was at prayer meeting and after meeting we called & spent an ...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 21, 1862
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I got my Brotherinlaw Leeroy Meredith & we put in the day steadily halling corn from my river farm & Mr Legg was also delivering my ...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 22, 1862
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I have been verry busy fixing up matters to leave I have just returned from the Lodge of I.0.0.F. we had a pleasant time and conferred the 5...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, Sunday, November 23, 1862
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8 Oc the children & I went to the graveyard and had a season of prayer at the graves of my sainted Wife & children 11 Oc we attended...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 24, 1862
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I attended to some business with Judge Knapp, packed up my things & at 4 Oc bid good by to my Dear children Amandus took me in my buggy ...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 25, 1862
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11½ Oc we marched from Camp Lincoln & took passage in the packet Bill Henderson for St Louis at 1½ Oc we left Keokuk with four of our co...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 26, 1862
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We took 2 more barges in tow at the reck of the packet Denmark which snaged & sunk, I believe yesterday 2 weeks. both barges ware loaded...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 27, 1862
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8½ Oc we left the packet and formed in line on the levvy St Louis 10 Oc we started for Benton Barracks had a verry Dirty time 12 Oc we arriv...
Diary of 2nd Lieut. Benjamin F. Pearson, November 28, 1862
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Evening it snowed to cover the ground near 1½ inch deep. Our Capt TM Fee & First Lieut Wm M McCreary spent the day in the citty of St Lo...
Diary of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Pearson, November 29, 1862
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By 10 Oc the snow is all gone. I started from Benton Barracks & went in the street car to the citty spent the day in the citty & was...
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