Regarding Bushel of Potatoes
Document 1797Letter, discusses bushel of potatoes.
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Portsmouth New Hampre mar 30th 1797
Dear Friend
Since my last to you, Mr Sheafe has put on board Sloop Nancy, Capt Wiggin a barrell of potatoes which he deines your acceptance of — it was what I [strikethrough: had] in view doing myself but, on visiting my cellar I found to my disappointment my potatoes were all touched by the frost & many intirely rotten — I wish to shew you some mark my esteem & perhaps the time may arrive when Providence will enable me — till then you'll accept of my best wishes for welfare & believe me to be very sincerely your Friend & Obt Servt
Edmund Hr Quincy
Mr Josiah Fox —
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, discusses bushel of potatoes.
Date
03/30/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Repository
Collection
Document number
1797033060001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Josiah Fox
Edmund H Quincy
Capt. [George] Higgins
Jacob Sheafe
naval constructor
Captain Wiggins
Notable locations
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Notable items
bushel of potatoes which he desires your acceptance of
visiting my cellar I found to my disappointment my potatoes were all touched by the frost & many entirely rotten
time will arrive when providence will enable me
accept of my best wishes for & welfare
believe me to be very sincerely your friend
since my last to you, Mr Sheafe has put on board Sloop Nancy

