Thomas Tudor Tucker, Washington, D. C. to St. George Tucker, 1822

Containers:
Box 39, Folder 13
Scope and content:

Debility he complains of distressing. Hopes he has arrived at Warminster. Also that dear Polly (Mary Walker (Carter) Cabell) and other friends well. Requests presenting his love to good sister (Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker). Enclosed letter from Nathaniel Beverley Tucker announces health of his wife (Mary Coalter Tucker). It gives lamentable account of political situation of Missouri. Letter from nephew Richard J. Tucker dwells tenderly on situation of his dear aunt (Elizabeth Tucker?) Requests making his regards to John Coalter and family. Mrs. Wilson has been extremely ill. Her daughters Margaret Dashiell and Mrs. Sarah Dashiell Stone returned from North Carolina. All desire their kind wishes for his health. Willam and Mrs. Elizabeth Washington Gamble Wirt desire to be remembered to him. They are to go to Bedford Springs with eldest son. He was taken ill in New York. Requests remembering self to dear Henry St. George Tucker, family and other firends. Includes copy of Richard J. Tuckers letter to Thomas Tudor Tucker dated 1822 May 27.

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