John Adams to John Whitney, June 7, 1826
Quincy June 7th: 1826. Sir Your letter of the 3d Instant, written on behalf of the Committee of Arrangements, for the approaching celebration of our National Independence; inviting me to…
Quincy June 7th: 1826. Sir Your letter of the 3d Instant, written on behalf of the Committee of Arrangements, for the approaching celebration of our National Independence; inviting me to…
Quincy 1st. December 1825 my ever dear Friend I thank you for your kind Letters I agree with you that we can never be thankful enough for the blessings we…
Quincy December 1st. 1825 Dear Sir I ought not to have neglected so long to write you an account of the delightful visit I received from Mr. and Mrs. Cooledge,…
November 23, 1825 This certifies that John H. I. Browere Esq. of the City of New York has yesterday and to-day made two portrait bust moulds on my person and…
Washington City Nov. 21 1825. Dear Sir Believing that you Still continue to feel a deep interest in the promotion of Science through the country, & that you will take…
Olden barneveld 13 Nov. 1825 My Dear and High Respected Friend! You will not be displeased, I am confident, if I address you again a few lines—perhaps—one or other of…
New London (Con) Oct 26, 1825 Sir A stranger who holds your character in affectionate and reverential regard, requests you to accept a copy of An Address delivered on Groton…
Hudson Oct 24—1825 Dear Sir, Permit me Sir, to ask of you one Small favour, that is to write a few lines to the Presdent of the United States in…
[ October 13th, 1825 ] Know all Men by these Presents, That I John Adams of Quincy Do make, constitute and appoint Samuel Frothingham of Boston my true and lawful…
Columbia Tennessee 6. Octr 1825 My Dear sir In order not to be tedious or Embarrassing to you I must be brief. I am a son of a Republican who…