Thomas Tudor Tucker, New York, New York to St. George Tucker, Petersburg, Virginia, 1788

Containers:
Box 15, Folder 10
Scope and content:

Happy he has thoughts of coming here this winter. Flatters self dear brother Nathaniel Tucker relieved from distress. Feels forcible deplorable situation (Nathaniel) would have been in had misfortune he apprehended happened. Inquires what observation of own silenced St. George Tucker's reflections on his misfortune (death of Mrs. Frances (Bland) Randolph Tucker). Received letter from Richard Randolph dated at Philadelphia. Had fallen short of money. Expects him in day or two. Self to go to Boston. Remember him to St. George Tucker? Regrets to Fanny (Anne Frances Bland Tucker), Harry (Henry St. George Tucker) and rest of little friends. Kind wishes to Miss Maria Rind. Doctor William Samuel Johnson elected senator from Connecticut. Postmarked, November 2 "Free, Thomas Tudor Tucker."

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