record number: 131360

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Dates:

26 Apr. 1813

Original paper slip text:26 April 1813

Author's location:

Quincy

Original paper slip text:Quincy

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Author:

John Adams

Original paper slip text:JA

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Recipient:

Elbridge Gerry

Original paper slip text:Elbridge Gerry

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Title:

Length:

3 p.

Notes:

Offered for sale by Heritage Auctions in April 2022, for $30,000 - GKF 5/4/22
Humanities Research Center: Maverick Papers, Presidential Autographs.
Enclosed in Gerry to Richard Rush, 8 April 1814
Re Du Simitière & the writing of an American History. "Had your motion to Congress been adopted ..."
Offered for sale by Profiles in History in April 2016, for $30,000 -GKF 1/25/17
ALS, 2 p., offered for sale, Sotheby's, New York, Fine Manuscript and Printed Americana, Lot 2, November 1, 1993, $30,000–40,000
Information transferred from multiple blue slips now deleted. ER 3/15/2016

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Original held by:

Miriam Lutcher Stark Library, University of Texas

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Printed :

Biddle Old Family Letters

Original paper slip text:Printed: Biddle, Old Family Letters, p. 3 (extract)

Full citation:

Old Family Letters: Copied from the Originals for Alexander Biddle, Series A, Philadelphia, 1892.

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PMHB

Original paper slip text:Printed: PMHB, 69:321 (Oct. 1945)

Full citation:

Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography.

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