Fragmentary notes on a French sale and estate figures
Incomplete archival fragment references a negotiated sale of diamonds for 23000 dollars to a Scone house associate and mentions the restoration of the house of Pite with Pillain Pitt and Pitt's grandson tied to Chatham. The text is garbled with misread names and unclear chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John” Liv
Brxkieay
Prance
Souis
Theneby
Scone
Pite
Eclér
Pillain Pitt
Sind
Chatham
Unclear excerpt on Schenectady dialect and names
Fragmentary passage describes local speech and appellations around Schenectady New York. It references a Scotch laird and residents of nearby counties and notes unusual spellings and pronunciations. The text lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrence Hutton
Pamiod
State of
New York
Fragmentary chatter hints at local rumors in Cleveland
A garbled exchange mentions a potential marriage, a Vegas style affair, and Blackballed talk in town. The speaker references seeing it in The News and hints at a nursing schedule disruption with unclear details.
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Tom Speed
Cleveland
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