Comfort L.G. Nottingham, Baltimore, Maryland, to "auntie", 1873
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- Box 1, Folder 9
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Scope and Contents Has been better lately; has been diagnosed by Dr. Page as being worn down from "nervous depression"; has been advised to travel a bit in order to recover fully; received an invitation to visit with a family in the Blue Ridge section of Maryland and will go there in a few days; expects to travel to Northampton later in the season; informs her that Miss Lucie Jamison (the sister of Cousin Carie Nottingham) is quite ill and is expected to pass away soon; has been informed by Mr. and Mrs. Custis of Accomac that the railroad will run through Northampton, a desirable prospect if it increases property value. Also correspondence from Comfort L.G. Nottingham, Baltimore, Maryland, to "auntie". Thanks her for her "kind thoughtfulness" and asks her to come to visit during the cold weather.
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