Morse, Jedidiah, 1754-1826

Letter from John Wheelock in Hanover, New Hampshire to Rev. Jedediah Morse, Secretary, forwarding him an account of the expenses of the three Indian youths. Mr. Joel Mann, perceptor.

One-page letter from John Wheelock at Dartmouth College to Jedidiah More, Secreatry, enclosing an account of the School examinations.

To Rev. Jedidiah Morse, Secy. The progress of the Indian boys. The expenses for thier support. Rev. Dr. Smith, the bearer of the letter, is well acquainted with the affairs of the School.

Hanover.

Letter from John Wheelock of Dartmouth College to Jedidiah Morse informing him that he will endorse the new edition of the American geography. Thanks Morse for copies of his Thanksgiving sermon given the college. Messrs. Fisk and Burton have received their copies.

Letter from John Wheelock in Hanover to Rev. Jedidiah Morse, Secretary, informing him that he is forwarding My Mr. William Woodward a statement of the school accounts with a bill.

Letter from John Wheelock in Hanover to Rev. Jedidiah Morse, Secretary. He incloses an account of Moor's School. The property of the School.

In English.

In English.

Two-page letter from John Wheelock to Rev. Jedidiah Morse, Secretary telling him that William Woodward will inform him of the affairs of the School. Intercourse with Canada is obstructed. The cost of board for the Indian boys.

Letter from John Wheelock of Dartmouth College to Jedidiah Morse of Charlestown, introducing William Woodward to Morse.

Two-page letter from John Wheelock to Rev. Jedidiah Morse, Secretary, informing him of the death of Thomas Stacy and John Sauk, former pupils in the Indian School. Sauk's annals of the Canadian Indians. Paul J. Gill has been ordained. Mr. Mann, tutor of the College, is the bearer of the letter.

Two-page letter from John Wheelock at Dartmouth College to Jedidiah Morse informing him of his improved geography in use at the College and that was harm done by allowing so much distilling of spirits.

Two-page letter from John Wheelock at Dartmouth College to Rev. Jedidiah Morse informing him that the latter's geography is used here and that there is a movement against the distilling of ardent spirits.

Two-page letter from John Wheelock in Hanover, New Hampshire to Rev. Jedidiah Morse, Secreary, and Mr. Elijah F. Willey, the bearer of the letter. The two Indians who returned to Canada have not been heard from.

In English.

In English.

In English.

In English.

In English.

Three-page letter from Jonas Platt of Whitestown to Jedidiah Morse informing him that he has examined into the matter of the orchard which John Sergeant got from the Indians, and he thinks the affair needs to have a formal examination, Sergeant not respected by the Indians.