Theodora Phelps, letter, to Eleazar Wheelock, unknown
Date1769-03
ms number769240-1
abstractTheodora Phelps to Wheelock, asking to borrow an enslaved person
Lebanon
March 1769
Revd & Hond ſir
after my Duty to you I would Inform that I send Salley to
yr house to know if you will lend Dinah, I intended to come my Self but indisposition of Body is Such with
me that I am not able to Leave home the affairs of our Debts are at present Such that
there is no Danger of any attachment that will Touch her Colln Pitkins affair is settled on good Termes Horsfords case has had a hearing but is adjourned till ye week after next. but by the Judgement of them who are to be
regarded it Looks prosperous on our Side & that Mr Phelps is not much mistaken in his former guiſe
if upon the whole Sir [illegible] you think it
unſafe to Send her we muſt rest untill Better Security can be had
from yr Dutifull Daughter
Theda Phelps
P.S. please to present Duty to Hond mama and Love to
Brothers & Sisters
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