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Vol. 1 No. 1-4, Vol. 2 No. 1-4, Vol. 3 No. 1-4, Vol. 4 No. 1-4, Vol. 5 No. 1-2

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Vol 6. No. 1-4. Vol 7. no 1-4, Vol. 8 No. 1-4, Vol. 10 No. 1-2

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Typed copy. Writes of "the wicked rebellion which is your Father's death, James's Departure from the Battle of the Ross." Tells of rioting and burning every night. "Our chaples are burning and tearing down…this country is almost done away. Our Parliament is going to Englang, if we don't get some relief the Cathlicks [sic] can't live here..."

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Typed copy. Writes of De Witt Clinton, of whom he says "if he is not the nominal, he is the real Governor of the State"; gives reasons for the future importance of the Apian Way to New York City--all the territories can best be supplied by a road such as this - thus people will become carriers on the road, giving rise to competition and the trader will be able to make better terms. "The same thing will take place on the lakes."

Scope and Contents Typed copy. Writes of probability of peace, and an armistice; trial of General Hull postponed; attended court regularly "but little business…until the York lawyers arrived. Among them were Emmett, Aaron Burr, Wells, Colden, etc." A case concerning a New York Manumission Society was argued, involving an escaped slave; Burr spoke, Price quotes part of the speech. "...when he mentioned the name of Hamilton, I had my eye on Burr and then for the first time he had my sympathy, my pity, my...

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Typed copy. From Oneida County.

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Typed copy. Recently married Nicholas Devereux and writes of her new life.