Jacob Atkinson provides an overview of his business concerns and discusses his future plans for farming. He informs Rotch that he would like money owed to him to be forwarded and he in turn will go to the Steubenville Bank and pay what is due to the land office there. He also advises Rotch to sell his cloth at a lower price so that "people might ascertain the superior value of your cloths.!" He also has merinos and despite hard times, he intends to increase his flock. 8" x 9.8" (20.3 by 25 cm
Jacob Atkinson discusses dimensions for cloth to be produced at Kendal by Thomas Rotch. Atkinson sta...
Jacob Atkinson discusses payment of a bill due from Thomas Rotch. He is aware that Thomas Rotch has ...
Jacob Atkinson explains a complex business problem and asks Thomas Rotch to assist him to pay down a...
Jacob Atkinson discusses personal financial matters, mentioning that he has little money to pay his ...
Jacob Atkinson writes to Thomas Rotch at Mt Pleasant, the site of the Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends...
Jacob Atkinson writes that he has not heard from Thomas Rotch for some time, nearly two years, rega...
Jacob Atkinson informs Thomas Rotch that his lent out sheep are not thriving and there are problems ...
Jacob Atkinson explains his plans to collect Thomas Rotch's sheep. He has been preoccupied with buil...
Jacob Atkinson describes the transfer and purchase of land in Ohio. He writes that he believes that ...
Jacob Atkinson requests information about the arrival of a shipment of Rotch manufactured flannel. H...
Jacob Atkinson discusses the disposition of Thomas Rotch's wool which because of the ongoing disagre...
Jacob Atkinson apologizes for not sending payment to Thomas Rotch, citing lack of money to pay down ...
A note informing Thomas Rotch that his letter to Atkinson's brother was received. For the sake of pe...
Jacob Atkinson and Thomas Rotch arrive at an agreement regarding Rotch's merino sheep. Atkinson writ...
Jacob Atkinson writes to Thomas Rotch, informing him that his brother, a lawyer, has decided to sett...
Jacob Atkinson discusses dimensions for cloth to be produced at Kendal by Thomas Rotch. Atkinson sta...
Jacob Atkinson discusses payment of a bill due from Thomas Rotch. He is aware that Thomas Rotch has ...
Jacob Atkinson explains a complex business problem and asks Thomas Rotch to assist him to pay down a...
Jacob Atkinson discusses personal financial matters, mentioning that he has little money to pay his ...
Jacob Atkinson writes to Thomas Rotch at Mt Pleasant, the site of the Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends...
Jacob Atkinson writes that he has not heard from Thomas Rotch for some time, nearly two years, rega...
Jacob Atkinson informs Thomas Rotch that his lent out sheep are not thriving and there are problems ...
Jacob Atkinson explains his plans to collect Thomas Rotch's sheep. He has been preoccupied with buil...
Jacob Atkinson describes the transfer and purchase of land in Ohio. He writes that he believes that ...
Jacob Atkinson requests information about the arrival of a shipment of Rotch manufactured flannel. H...
Jacob Atkinson discusses the disposition of Thomas Rotch's wool which because of the ongoing disagre...
Jacob Atkinson apologizes for not sending payment to Thomas Rotch, citing lack of money to pay down ...
A note informing Thomas Rotch that his letter to Atkinson's brother was received. For the sake of pe...
Jacob Atkinson and Thomas Rotch arrive at an agreement regarding Rotch's merino sheep. Atkinson writ...
Jacob Atkinson writes to Thomas Rotch, informing him that his brother, a lawyer, has decided to sett...
Jacob Atkinson discusses dimensions for cloth to be produced at Kendal by Thomas Rotch. Atkinson sta...
Jacob Atkinson discusses payment of a bill due from Thomas Rotch. He is aware that Thomas Rotch has ...
Jacob Atkinson explains a complex business problem and asks Thomas Rotch to assist him to pay down a...