record number: 121663

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Dates:

5 Mar. 1811

Original paper slip text:5 March 1811.

Author's location:

Quincy, MA

Original paper slip text:Quincy

Author:

Abigail Smith Adams

Original paper slip text:AA

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Recipient:

Hannah Phillips Cushing

Original paper slip text:Hannah Cushing

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Title:

Length:

1 p.

Notes:

Accessioned item is a printer’s proof of the publication of this letter in MHA, Procs, 44:527–528, which was drawn from the Worthington Chauncey Ford Papers, and is an image of the Procs page and not a photocopy of a manuscript. The printed version presumably represents the RC of AA to Hannah Cushing, 2 March 1811. The Dft of this letter is dated 2 March, slip
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.- MSL, HPW 11/24/25
W. C. Ford Papers
Note: This has been physically accessioned by The Adams Papers
Information transferred from blue slip now deleted. ER 11/3/2015

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Massachusetts Historical Society

From the collection: W. C. Ford Papers

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MHS Procs

Original paper slip text:Printed: Mass. Hist. Soc., Procs., 44 (1910–1911): 527–528.

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Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society

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AA, Letters, 1848

Original paper slip text:Printed: AA, Letters, 1848, p. 404–406;

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Letters of Mrs. Adams, the Wife of John Adams. With an Introductory Memoir by Her Grandson, Charles Francis Adams, 4th edn., rev. and enl., Boston, 1848.

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