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William McClelland to Thomas Rotch, Tallmadge, April 2nd 1822

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Title	William McClelland to Thomas Rotch, Tallmadge, April 2nd 1822
Subject	Business and commerce; Sheep
Place	Tallmadge (Ohio); Summit County (Ohio); Portage County (Ohio)
Description	William McClelland informs Thomas Rotch that a businessman will be coming with McClelland's son William to get sheep from Rotch. McClelland inquires whether Rotch is willing to sell more sheep and mentions men who would take them. McClelland informs Rotch of various other requests and inquiries: regarding cloth, oil, steel. McClelland inquires how Hector is performing. He informs Rotch that there are any number of hard working men who would work for Rotch if Rotch had need. 7.75" x 9.75" (19.8cm by 24.7cm)
Creator	McClelland, William
Date of Original	April 2nd 1822
Collection	Thomas and Charity Rotch Papers
Source	A-251-9
Submitting Institution	Massillon Public Library
Rights	Copyright (c) 2004, Massillon Public Library, All rights reserved.
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Submitting Institution	Massillon Public Library
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Full Text	A-251-9 Page 1 Tallmadge April 2nd 1822 Respected Friend, The bearer Samuel Cheney Esq with my son William will call on you for the purpose of bring up those lambs which you engaged to let Joseph Darrow have besides Samuel has a piece of cloath to be dressed at your factory. Barrow would be glad to have five of his number Ewes that would have lambs this spring, had you any other sheep or lambs to spare, Capt Wm Stow of this neighbourhood and Daniel Beach are very anxious to take a few. there applicants for two or three hundred sheep this fall, please to let me know what the probability is of them being supplied. Wm Wetmore wants to have his Cloath brought by this oppertunity, with the bill of dressing it, and what you

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