Item 008 - Letter from Alice to Harriet Ann Vennor, 17 November 1885

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Letter from Alice to Harriet Ann Vennor, 17 November 1885

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    CA RBD MSG 1299-2-08-008

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    • 17 November 1885 (Creation)
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      Gould, Alice Julia Hall, 1805-1901
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      Boston (Mass.)

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    2 folded sheets

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    Gould, Alice Julia Hall, 1805-1901
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    Alice Julia Hall was born on 14 July 1805 in Montreal to Joseph Hall ad Nancy Kneeland. She married Dr. Daniel Gould, a medical doctor, on 12 August 1825 in Andover, Massachusetts, and moved with him to Boston. They had at least three children together, Rebecca, Alice, and John. She died of influenza and bronchitis in Boston on 1 March 1901.

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    Letter to Harriet Ann Vennor from her cousin, Alice, with three newspaper clippings about the Baker inheritance.

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        With accompanying newspaper clippings and envelope

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