Samuel Chew to Anna Maria Frisby Chew, undated

Item

Title

Samuel Chew to Anna Maria Frisby Chew, undated

Description

Letter from Samuel Chew to Anna Maria Frisby Chew, expressing concern over a pain in her side, asking that she send word "by express" should she become indisposed. Continues by stating that "Longfellow wrote me word he intended to kill his hogs on Tuesday. I take for granted as he will expect the cart up on Tuesday that he will want orders." Tells her to send up two bushels of his brother's coarse salt, then goes into great detail of how the hogs should be butchered, preserved, and the meat distributed.

Identifier

19199

Type

text

Creator

Chew, Samuel, 1737-1809

Date Created

1775-1809

Format

manuscript

Is Part Of

Chew family papers (2050) | Box 58 | Folder 3

Spatial Coverage

Chestertown (Md.)

Subject

Chew family |Plantations--Maryland |Meat--Preservation

Extent

2 pages

Language

eng

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Item sets

Chew Family Papers