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Copy of letter from John Barker, 30 August 1755
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CA RBD MSG 1299-2-01-003
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1 folded sheet
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(Active 1755)
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John Barker was a butcher who lived in London, England in the 18th century. He was the second husband of Sarah Hall Barker, who he married between approximately 1738 and 1755. He and Sarah had a daughter, Alice Barker Wise.
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Copy of letter from John Barker to Joseph Gibson, made by Barker for his wife Sarah Barker. The letter expresses his happiness at his wife's safe arrival in New England.
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- Barker, Sarah Gindall, died 1803 (Recipient)