Translation from WelshRev. Thomas Picton letter from America to Cousinwrittenunknown - only end of letterCardiganshire left the seminary in May, and is about to settle as pastor of a church at Wilmington in the state of Delaware. My son and all his family were in usual health, a short time ago. his two oldest boys are married, and each has a daughter. I her frequently from Thomas Marsden's family. His daughter is a regular correspondent of mine. His oldest daughter Mary is married, and lives in the state of Michigan near Saginaw Bay. The other children are living near home. As far as I can judge, they all promise well. They desire to be remembered to you and all relations.
The present has been a remarkable year in our American churches. Three particulars marked the Revival with which we have been favored.
As we expected to return to Hoboken early in the spring, I left your letter there. I cannot now recollect its contents, and you will excuse me if I have failed to touch upon topics which you desired. I remain
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