Folder 1: Correspondence from Robert Hinckley, Sr., 1897 - 1898

File — Box: 6, Folder: 1

Scope and Contents

Correspondence from Robert Hinckley, Sr. These letters were given to Gladys Hinckley Werlich by her cousin, Rose Hinckley.

- Robert Hinckley [Paris] to his sister, Mary Hinckley, 21 June [ ]. "I am very much mixed about what I shall do this next year - for the exhibition but I shall start some new things immediately." - Robert Hinckley to Henry Hinckley, 26 June 1898. "I shall have a load off my shoulders after I have successfully started Genl Bliss' portrait." - Robert Hinckley to Henry Hinckley, n.d. Concerning his health. - Robert Hinckley to his brother, Sam Hinckley, n.d. Concerning the sale of the Baltimore property. - Robert Hinckley to Henry Hinckley, August 7th. Concerning a "Mr. Quigley": "He strikes me as a Wall Street lobbyist. Such men always appear rich and talk more so." - Robert Hinckley to Henry Hinckley, 2 January 1897. General news. - Robert Hinckley to Henry Hinckley, 4 April 1898. General news. - Three letters from Robert Hinckley to Henry Hinckley, undated. PRimarily concerning news of himself and some financial matters.

Dates

1897 - 1898

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