635 - Elizabeth Cumberland (Active: 1774)

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Elizabeth

Cumberland

Elizabeth Balchan

female

married

protestant (conforming)

established middling

No details of occupation

Letters
Letter: Elizabeth Cumberland to George Cumberland, 3 April 1782
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primary author

travel

  • cough
  • illness

  • recovery
  • unwell
  • weak

  • grateful
  • low
  • worried

duty

hearing

air

environment

  • family
  • parenthood

Letter: Elizabeth Cumberland to [?George or Richard] Cumberland, 18 June 1774
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primary author

travel

  • bored
  • separation

  • uneasy
  • well

  • affection
  • amused
  • love (parental)
  • worried

Letter: Elizabeth Cumberland and Richard Cumberland to George Cumberland, 3 November 1777
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primary author

  • consumption
  • gifting
  • writing

separation

uneasy

  • affection
  • amused
  • grateful
  • love (parental)
  • worried

  • duty
  • faith

weather

parenthood

Letter: Elizabeth Cumberland and Richard Cumberland to George Cumberland, 29 December 1777
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primary author

spirits (body part)

  • gifting
  • writing

  • uneasy
  • well

  • affection
  • distress
  • grateful
  • hopeful
  • love (parental)
  • low
  • shame
  • worried

mind

cold

weather

parenthood

Letter: Elizabeth Cumberland and Richard Cumberland to George Cumberland, 26 September 1777
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primary author

  • consumption
  • writing

separation

  • affection
  • amused
  • regret
  • sorrow
  • worried

mind

motherhood

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