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Letter from Daniel Lyman to Edward Winslow, 3 February 1800
| Author: | Lyman, Daniel |
| Date: | 1800-02-03 |
| Subjects: | Brinley, George ill p. 1 Burrows, Colonel [ ] Friend of Captain Daniel Lyman at Halifax p. 2 Cornwallis on telegraph line p. 2 Cox, Captain [ ] [probably he] Captain Daniel Lyman's friend at Halifax p. 8 Disease, ailments and indispositions Lady Wentworth: pleurisy, winter, 1800 p. 1 Edward, Duke of Kent toys with his new telegraph: orders floggings via p. 2 Fredericton military Headquarters to remain at p. 4 Fredericton to have telegraph link with Halifax p. 2 Isle d'en Hault on the telegraph line p. 2 Leonard, George I [Senior] has a windmill p. 3 Lyman, Captain Daniel George Leonard's friend pp. 2-3 Lyman, Captain Daniel friend of Benning Wentworth p. 3 Lyman, Captain Daniel plans to live at Fredericton p. 3 Murray, Major Daniel [continued] to attend Captain S. Parry's Court Martial p. 3 Parry, Lieutenant Spencer C. [apparently he] "Captain" to face a Court Martial at Annapolis p. 3 Pleasant Valley [Sussex Vale]: to be on telegraph line p. 2 Telegraph Established between Halifax and Annapolis by 1800/2/- p. 2 Weather, climate at Halifax, winter 1800: -4 degrees F. p. 2 Wentworth, Benning Paymaster to the King's Nova Scotia Regiment p. 3 Wentworth, Lady Frances ill with pleurisy p. 1 Windmills George Leonard has one p. 3 Winslow, Thomas Aston Coffin apparently leaves debts at Halifax: B. Wentworth and D. Lyman to inquire 1800 p. 3 [Tonge], [ ] At Halifax 1800, known to Captain D. Lyman and Edward Winslow : apparently re a debt p. 3 |
| Source: | Vol. 10-7 |
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