Letter to Loammy Husbands from Abington Perkins, September 28, 1776.

Letter to Loammy Husbands from Abington Perkins, September 28, 1776.

1776-09-28

Letter written by Abington Perkins to Loammy Husbands in Charles Town, South Carolina, on September 28, 1776. Concerning sale of Husbands’ horse.

2023-05-03

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Ms. 120, Loammy Husbands, letter, 1776.

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Ms120

Mr. Husbands, I Right [illegible] to Let you Know that I Sold your Horse for fifty pounds. Before I sold him I went to Caldwell and he tuck up the [illegible] and gave me his Note. But I [illegible] my self I [illegible] satisfied and will give him his Note when he come or [illegible] for it you must execute me for I [illegible] to right any more. I your friend

A. Kington Perkin

To Mr.
Loammy Husbands
September 28, 1776
Loammy Husbands
Grenadier

[illegible] Husbanda
Bacon Regiment
Captain Suler
In Charles town