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General notes: Jeweler, clock, and watchmaker Events in his life were:
• Letter: to Lois (Guild) Grant, on 17 Feb 1829, in Private Collection.
Boston 17 Feb. 1829 Dear Mother — I perceived a Boatman in town this morning and thought I would write some lines and send by him should I see him as he went out. — I have no particular need to write, but can tell you that I enjoy my usual state of health, and continue in the same shop as yet. We expected to have moved into a better store, but are disappointed. We hired a man to give up his store but he can not find a shop to suit himself therefore will not move out. Trade is very dull and money scarce — should you have any money between this & April which you could spare, I should like to loan of it — business will probably be better in the Spring & should we get into a shop that will suit there is no doubt but we shall do very well —
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© Wm Erik Voss 2005