Letter from Thomas Davis to James B. Finley

Authors

Thomas Davis

Files

Description

Thomas' son, Samuel, has "commenced reading medicine" and "has attended a course of lectures at Louisville." Samuel wishes to commence the practice of medicine, and Thomas thinks there might be "several advantages derived from being associated with an old and respectable practitioner." He hopes that Finley can "make the necessary enquiry" for his son. "In regard to the state of religion" in his neighborhood, Davis thinks the membership is holding its own. They have good class meetings, but no recent accessions to the church. Abstract Number - 319

Abstract Number

319

Publication Date

3-2-1847

City

Xenia

Keywords

General Ministry; Samuel Davis; Medicine; Xenia

Recommended Citation

Davis, Thomas, "Letter from Thomas Davis to James B. Finley" (1847). Finley Letters. 519.
https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/519