Antique 1802 Letter to Father of Daniel Webster’s Law Partner - Timothy Farrar For Sale

This antique letter from 1802 appears to be written to the father of Daniel Webster's future law partner, Timothy Farrar Jr.

The letter is addressed to Timothy Farrar, a New Hampshire Judge in New Ipswich. It mentions what looks like “Timothy Farrar Junior” with a note about a sermon.

This letter is in really tough shape, and may further deteriorate in travel. There are many missing holes in the page, it is brittle, and very weak.

The letter provides a unique glimpse into the life of the early 19th century, with its beautiful handwriting and historical context. It would make a wonderful addition to any collection of historical ephemera, especially for those interested in early American law and politics.

All ephemera has wear commensurate to age, including, potentially: nicks, folds, smudges, rips at edges, stains, old smells, rips at folds , holes, and other imperfections. You get what you see :)

Our research notes indicate our best efforts but are not guaranteed to be 100% accurate.