Hinch, Benjamin P. Correspondence, 1850-1858 | Illinois History and Lincoln Collections

Title: Hinch, Benjamin P. Correspondence, 1850-1858

Collection identifier: 711

Extent: 1.0 folder

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This collection contains the correspondence of Benjamin P. Hinch of New Haven, Ill. A letter from J. T. Lusk discusses the possibility of a trial in order to collect money from a debtor, while a letter from Charles Slocomb is concerned with the possibility of opening a competing mercantile business. There is also a letter from Hinch to his wife in which he informs her of local events in New Haven.

Wilbur Duncan of Decatur, Ill., donated these letters to the Library.