Susan Counce Hunt papers, 1793-1835.

Collection

Identifier: MS1111

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Scope and Contents

This collection contains diaries (journals), extracts from sermons, readings, and letters from 1793-1835. Contained in 8 handmade books. One letter contains an essay entitled "On the Millenium" which mentions Jonathan Edwards. One journal is an arithmatic book attributed to "Sukey Counce Hunt." Also contains correspondence between the author's parents, Mary (Counce) Hunt and Daniel Hunt, which chronicles life in Boston during British occupation, and a diary of Mary Hunt's.

Dates

1793-1835

Creator

Hunt, Mary (Person)

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Biographical Note

Susan Counce Hunt was born in 1779, daughter of Mary (Counce) Hunt and Daniel Hunt. Mary Hunt was born in 1735 and died in 1801. Both Mary and Daniel spent at least part of their lives in Boston, Mass. during the British occupation.

Susan Counce Hunt was at one time a Baptist, but later switched to Congregationalism and attended Old South Church, Boston, MA. In 1836 she switched again to Salem Street Church, Boston, MA, at age 57.

Extent

0.22 Cubic Feet (1 box)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Arrangement

This collection has been arranged into 9 folders, in chronological order by start date.

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