Letter of Introduction for Dr Ramsay

Author(s): Crawford, Robert James

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Sydney
11th July 1822

My Dear Father

This will be handed to
you by Dr. Ramsay, the Gentleman who has
so kindly taken charge of my Letters. _ he
proposes visiting Greenock, and I need scarcely
tell you and - the family to be attentive
to him. He is a very Gentlemanly young
man, and one that longer acquaintance
only makes me esteem the more. I refer
you to the Dr. as to particulars with regard
to my health. Believe me ever

My Dear Father
Your very affectionate Son
Rob. Crawford

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Letter of Introduction for Dr Ramsay

Document Information

Document ID	277
Title	Letter of Introduction for Dr Ramsay
Year group	1800-1850
Genre	Personal writing
Year of publication	1822
Place of publication	Sydney, Australia
Wordcount	90

Author information: Crawford, Robert James

Author ID	264
Forenames	Robert James
Surname	Crawford
Gender	Male
Year of birth	1799
Place of birth	Greenock, Scotland
Mother's place of birth	Irvine, Scotland
Father's place of birth	Greenock, Scotland
Occupation	Clerk, landowner
Locations where resident	Greenock, Australia