Edward Robinson and his family in Europe (1837–40), during which time E. R. made his first trip to the Middle East
Abstract
H-2 1840, July 2 Letter to E. R. in London from Elisabeth in Detroit. Makes excuses for not writing. Says there was nothing of interest to report. Tells him that Rev. J. Parker appointed Pres. of New York (Union) Seminary. Indicates that several of his acquaintances have died. She learned from the newspaper that Dr. J. T. Kirkland died as did our old friend Mrs. Kirkland of Clinton. Plans to be back in New Haven in August.
Note
1840, July 2 - Letter to Edward Robinson from his sister Elisabeth, stating that Dr. J.T. Kirkland and Mrs. Kirkland of Clinton, New York, have died.
Robinson, E. & Robinson, E. .
(1840).
Detroit, July 2nd, 1840. Rev. Edward Robinson, care of Mr. John Miller, agent of the U.S. Legation, London.
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Robinson, Edward and Robinson, Elisabeth.
1840.
“Detroit, July 2nd, 1840. Rev. Edward Robinson, care of Mr. John Miller, agent of the U.S. Legation, London”.
Last modified November 06, 2023.
Digital Collections, Hamilton College Library.
https://litsdigital.hamilton.edu/do/6eeb05b2-c72c-4f46-97c5-37dd288b98ca
Chicago
Robinson, Edward and Robinson, Elisabeth.
1840.
“Detroit, July 2nd, 1840. Rev. Edward Robinson, care of Mr. John Miller, agent of the U.S. Legation, London”.
Last modified November 06, 2023.
Digital Collections, Hamilton College Library.
https://litsdigital.hamilton.edu/do/6eeb05b2-c72c-4f46-97c5-37dd288b98ca