Letter from Mr. Wetmore
Document 1784Wetmore discusses his health and an upcoming trip to Philadelphia to see Pierce.
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[John Penn Esquire]
Type
Letterbook
Description
Wetmore discusses his health and an upcoming trip to Philadelphia to see Pierce.
Date
09/16/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Branford
Document number
1784091660001
Page start
1
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Notable persons
John Pierce
H. Wetmore
Mr. Sherman
Physician
paymaster general
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Branford
New York
New Haven
Connecticut

