Philander, William Philander, and Seth Comstock correspondence, 1832-1842
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This collection is made up of letters received by Philander Comstock, Seth Comstock, and William Philander Comstock in 1832 and 1842. The letters concern a New York City cholera epidemic; family news from Oswego, New York; and the cost of painting a house and constructing a fence.
This collection is made up of letters received by Philander Comstock, Seth Comstock, and William Philander Comstock, all of Danbury, Connecticut, in 1832 and 1842. The letters concern public and family health, and business and financial affairs. See the Detailed Box and Folder Listing for more information about each item.