Letter of James S. Duval & Co., Philadelphia, to Charles Gregoire, Pittsburgh. They return the enclosed note, which was left with them. Mr. Samuel Anderson is still living. He was very much surprised that the note was unpaid and stated it had been paid by a Mr. Nesbit. They ask forgiveness for not taking any further steps in the case as they do not wish to annoy “this dignified old man and give him the impression that we doubt his assertion.” (1 page, in French with translation), 1813 Mar 3

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Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

The collection consists of correspondence, bills, receipts, accounts, and other documents of the related Amoureux, Bolduc, and Langlois families of Ste. Genevieve; surveys by Antoine Soulard of property of Francois Moreau and Pierre Delassus de Luzieres; letters of William G. Cox to his family regarding his service with the Exeter Union Guards during the Civil War (1860-1862); documents concerning the lead mining interests of Louis Bolduc; information pertaining to restoration of the Bolduc House in Ste. Genevieve in 1961; a copy of an inventory of the Bolduc House; and a transcript of an interview with Miss Zoe Bolduc, May 1956. This collection also includes a ledger of unidentified merchandise accounts from Ste. Genevieve, 1811-1814, with a 1932 guest register, possibly from the Bolduc House, at the center of the volume; and a daybook of the C.C. Bolduc general store in Ste. Genevieve, 1859-1862. The collection includes documents in French, some with translations.