Assisting Alexander Hamilton
Document 1798Campbell informs Hodgdon that Alexander Hamilton needs his assistance in settling the affairs of his deceased son James Hamilton until his son Matthew Hamilton can provide that assistance.
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[Address: Samuel – Hudstain Esqr / Commissary of Milstones / Moens / Philadelphia]
[Docketing, left margin: Thomas Campbell — / 10 September 1793 / Recd [undecipherable]]
Monanghen Township y County Sept 10th 1793
Sir) All Though I am Not Parsonly aquinted with you I am well aquented with your carectour Mr Alexander Hambelton — Father of James Hambelton deceased with whome you were[undecipherable] aquented [strikethrough: and] wishes you to afsit him in [undecipherable] his Sons Buisness or to take the Teems into your own hand till Such Time as his Son Mathew Hambelton Comes in, he Seues in Washington County [?] In this State; old Mr Hambelton says he will take Caren of the Teems and Correy on the [undecipherable: probable reading lading] as ushal if you though Proper to afsist him at Lecest for Som Time till his Son could Come to Charge of them. Sir) I hops you will Excieve the Liberty I heave taken on this ocasion —
I am with Respect your Humble Servant
Thomas Campbell
To Mr Hudstein Esqr
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Campbell informs Hodgdon that Alexander Hamilton needs his assistance in settling the affairs of his deceased son James Hamilton until his son Matthew Hamilton can provide that assistance.
Date
09/10/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Monanghan Township
Document number
1798091080101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Thomas Campbell
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Monanghan Township

