Series 24 - John Lindsay letters

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P/P155/64/24

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John Lindsay letters

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  • 1842-1978 (Creation)

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Margaret MacArthur donated the Lindsay letters to Kerby A. Miller per letter of 4 February 1978 and confirmed her transfer of the letters on 23 February 1978.

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The John Lindsay letters are a set of eight letters sent between members of the Lindsay and McCullough families in America and Cumber Claudy, Ballyartan, County Derry in 1842-1850 including: from Ross Adams in Trinidad to Hugh McCullough, Ballyartan, County Derry in 1842; John P. Lindsay in Port Clinton, Pennsylvania to Hugh McCullough, newly his father-in-law, in Ballyartan, County Derry in 1845, also includes a short letter from Matilda McCullough Lindsay at the end addressed to her father; from Matilda Lindsay in Port Clinton to her brother, William McCullough, in Ballyartan in 1847; John P. Lindsay in Port Clinton to William McCullough, his brother-in-law in Ballyartan in 1847; John McCullough in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to his brother, William McCullough in Ballyartan in 1847; John P. Lindsay, having recently moved to Hamburg, Pennsylvania, to William McCullough in Ballyartan in 1848; John P. Lindsay in Hamburg to William McCullough in Ballyartan in 1849; and Matilda Lindsay to her father, Hugh McCullough, in Ballyartan in 1850.
The series contains typed transcripts and photocopies of the letters and of the donor letter.

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