Letter from Green Clay to Salley Clay, 8 January 1820

Letter from Green Clay to Salley Clay, 8 January 1820

Writing from the bank of Mr. Jarrett's, Green Clay tells his wife of his travels in surveying around Clark's river, his trials and tribulations, relays that his provisions are exhausted, clothes in rags, states the Native Americans are encamped throughout the country but appear to be quite harmless. He also tells Salley of money matters.

Clay, Sidney Payne (1800-1834) Papers, 1779-1898, Filson Historical Society

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