Isaac Dakayenensere, letter, to Eleazar Wheelock, 1765 September 29
Date29 September, 1765
Call Number765529
abstractDakanyenensere extends his gratitude for Wheelock's reply to his letter, and informs Wheelock that he has related its contents to the "great Men".
handwritingHandwriting is clear and legible.
paperLarge sheet folded in half to make four pages is in fair condition, with moderate-to-heavy staining, creasing and wear.
inkBlack-brown.
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I am exceeding glad that
you received our Letter, & am glad to
hear that you received it gladly; we
likewiſe received yours with Joy
you received our Letter, & am glad to
hear that you received it gladly; we
likewiſe received yours with Joy
I have often wrote Litters to my
Brethren, the Engliſh, to which I never
received any Anſwer; whether they
were loſt by the Way, or what the
Occation was that I received no Anſwer
I know not: but now I rejoice that
I have received an Anſwer, & hear that
our Letter [gap: stain][guess: h]as arived ſafely. I
am likewiſe glad to hear that you
have ſent an account of our Deſire to
England
Brethren, the Engliſh, to which I never
received any Anſwer; whether they
were loſt by the Way, or what the
Occation was that I received no Anſwer
I know not: but now I rejoice that
I have received an Anſwer, & hear that
our Letter [gap: stain][guess: h]as arived ſafely. I
am likewiſe glad to hear that you
have ſent an account of our Deſire to
England
The great Men have now
been together & I have told to them
the whole of the Letter that you ſent to us
been together & I have told to them
the whole of the Letter that you ſent to us
Brother I ſend my hearty Love
to you, & to the[illegible]
Miniſters, & to our
other Brethren that aſsiſt them
to you, & to the
other Brethren that aſsiſt them
give my Service to the King
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