Collections : [The Litchfield Historical Society]

Six letters to Frederick Wolcott.

Five letters to Frederick Wolcott and one to Willing & Francis in Philadelphia.

Seven letters to Frederick Wolcott.

Two letters to Frederick Wolcott.

One letter to Frederick Wolcott. Gives details of a meeting of the interested parties of the China concern; states that the goods are to be valued at present market prices and divided according to share; feels the price of the goods will rise. Remarks on the war that the principle danger is from internal divisions; he feels the government must be supported and that men must tolerate the opinions of others; notes that the country can survive a foreign war but feels that Civil War will destroy everything. Gives notes on business and family news.

One letter to Frederick Wolcott with business news and instructions for Merino sheep; makes reference to projects of disunion and those engaged in them.

Five letters to Frederick Wolcott.

Four letters to Frederick Wolcott.

One letter to Thomas Day, Secretary of State for Connecticut, requesting a copy of a bill.

one letter to Michael Olcott regarding the procurement of military supplies for the state. Conserved 10/2009.