Box 2

From Portland and Philadelphia, with comments on family matters and advice on school, manners, etc.

1805 letter with a.l.s. June 11, 1903, from L. W. Hubbard, donor, to Nathan Goold; letters concerning impeachment trial of U.S. Supreme Court Judge Samuel Chase, Jan. 21 and 29; Henry’s death at Tripoli in 1804; Feb. 8th letter mentions Aaron Burr.

Letters, mainly to Charles Wadsworth, a farmer in Hiram, Maine, from various members of the family concerning family matters, management of the farm, and selling and procuring of livestock and products. Some letters are from Peleg Wadsworth, U.S. representative from Massachusetts, and founder of the family country estate in Hiram. Other correspondents include John Wadsworth and Zilpah Wadsworth.

Letters, mainly to Charles Wadsworth, a farmer in Hiram, Maine, from various members of the family concerning family matters, management of the farm, and selling and procuring of livestock and products. Some letters are from Peleg Wadsworth, U.S. representative from Massachusetts, and founder of the family country estate in Hiram. Other correspondents include John Wadsworth and Zilpah Wadsworth.

Two fragile books, copies of his correspondence, 1795-1828, made by R. Henry Davis of Hiram, together with biographical sketch and Timothy Dwight’s account of the General’s capture and escape at Castine, 1780.