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" I do not know that you are aware how many good friends in Hartford have risen up in my behalf. Samuel Coit son of Roger Coit of Plain- field" The Editor of the Tolland County Leader. Also other efforts being made to gain compensation from the Conn. State Legislation for the Canterbury incident.

Acknowledgment receipt of Calvin's book and suggests that he consider doing a book "in novel style" about Mrs. Vogell, a divorced friend of Mrs. Philleo's. Prosperous state of farm. With note by Calvin Philleo appended on p.2.

Concerning her trip to Albany and Elizabeth's sickness and death.

North Society. Short note to stepson in search of her husband.

Plans for visit of Elizabeth Philleo. (Includes 2 messages by Calvin Philleo)

"The sickness in this region is now abated-" still looking forward to visit from Elizabeth Philleo.

Letter of consolation; death of stepson, Calvin.

Pleasure at forthcoming visit of Elizabeth; husband Calvin's interest in farm; plans to inform him of visit so he may plan to be at home.

"I presume Obediah has given you the particulars in relation to the sickness and death of your father."