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Metcalf, Isaac Stevens, to Anna Mayo Stevens Rich Metcalf (mother) and siblings, Isaac Stevens Metcalf family papers, 1839-1854
Metcalf, Isaac Stevens, to Anna Mayo Stevens Rich Metcalf (mother) and siblings, Isaac Stevens Metcalf family papers, 1839-1854
Metcalf, Isaac Stevens, to Anna Mayo Stevens Rich Metcalf (mother) and siblings, Isaac Stevens Metcalf family papers, 1839-1854
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Title Metcalf, Isaac Stevens, to Anna Mayo Stevens Rich Metcalf (mother) and siblings, Isaac Stevens Metcalf family papers, 1839-1854 
Creator Metcalf, Isaac Stevens, 1822-1898
Date 1839-1854 
Place United States
Subjects Bowdoin College, Brothers and sisters, DuQuoin Coal Company, Illinois Central Railroad Company
Format Business records, Correspondence, Diaries, Genealogies, Invoices, Manuscripts, Personal narratives, Records
User-Contributed Transcription who invest there first may realize hundred or thousand fold.I do not yet know how well to like Brattleboro', not being in the slightest degree acquainted with a single resident. It certainly contains many fine looking private residences, environed with shrubbery. The State Insane Hospital is I believe, considered the principal thing. The Water power used, in the Manufacturing is not the Conn. River, though I should think it might be but two or three brooks here emptying into the Conn.On the West side of the Conn. River both in Mass. & Vt. I should judge that the land rose very gradually swell after swell, or broken ridge after ridge, away back towards the Green Mts. On the East side, it is certainly abrupt enough down at Mt. Holyoke; at Northfield there is a level plain, one, two, or three miles wide, on the river, back of which rise rough steep hills. Above, in N.H. the hills some clear to the river most all the way from Kinsdale up by Chesterfield etc.    It appears that all of our Warwick relatives, except indeed Aunt Esther, are Unitarians. All Uncle Joseph's folks are very stout ones, I judge. Especially Cousin Hannah. I had to exercise all my skill to avoid an "argufying the topic"  with her. She is about as "tonguey" a woman as I know. Her husband, Albert E. Parsons, I like very much. Joseph A.S.'s wife is a remarkably amiable character. Her name was Jane Wells of Shelburne Mass 
Transcription Status Needs review
Transcription Note This document was transcribed by volunteers as part of the Newberry Transcribe crowdsourcing initiative. 
Archival Collection Title Isaac Stevens Metcalf papers, Midwest Manuscript Collection
Link to Catalog View finding aid | View record
Call Number Midwest MS Metcalf Box 7 Folder 169 
BibID 821787
Rights Status No Copyright - United States
Contributing Institution Newberry Library
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IIIF Resource Type Canvas 
Size 3145px × 4015px     72.29 MB 
Filename 998217878805867_mms_metcalf_box_07_fl_169_002_002.tif 
Unique Identifier NL11FJCJ 
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