Letter from John P. Finley to James B. Finley

Authors

John P. Finley

Files

Description

John tells of sickness and great trouble, but expresses increased faith in God. He tells of riding to Dayton to overtake a company of soldiers which included relations (Robert Hough) and boys from the old neighborhood, which made his heart sick. He followed the group for 16 miles, then removed Robert and the boys from the camp, exhorting them to stay away from wicked company. The trial for the land lawsuit is set for August. Abstract Number - 923

Abstract Number

923

Publication Date

5-13-1812

City

Greene County

Keywords

Finley Family Letters -- Brother

Recommended Citation

Finley, John P., "Letter from John P. Finley to James B. Finley" (1812). Finley Letters. 910.
https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/910