Jabez Bingham Jr., letter, to Hezekiah Edgerton, 1777 August 25
Date25 August, 1777
ms number777475-2
abstractJabez Bingham Jr. to Hezekiah Edgerton, about sending an enslaved woman to Hanover to work as a cook. 1777 Aug 25. Salisbury.
SalisburyAur 25^th^
1777
Respected Sir
When I was at your House last June I agreed with a Free Negrowoman to go up to Dartmo College to serve in the place of a
Cook, and she promiſed to go, when ever I sent for her, and I have
lately had a letter from
Doctor Wheelock deſiring to have her
sent up as sun as posſable and she may depend on Good Usage,
&c now my affairs and Buisneſs is such that it is defi-
-cult for me to leave this place at Preſent and these are to
deſire you to Contrive some method to Convey her up to the College
and I will settle with you for any reaſonable Expence you shall be at
in the affair, Perhaps it will be Best to conſult with Mr. Joel Loomis of Norwich who is Agent for Doctor
Wheelock, it may be he can advois to some Cheap way of
con- veance Sir your forwarding her up to the College will I beleave
be of Great service and much oblige Doctor
Wheelock I wish you Proſperity please to give my best
Regards to Mrs. Ageton and family, also to
Capt
Peek] and his family, and excep what will
suffise for your Self from your most obedient Humble
Serven
Jabez Bingham Junr
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