Thomas Tudor Tucker (1745-1828), Washington, D.C. to St. George Tucker, 1826

Containers:
Box 42, Folder 7
Scope and content:

Apprehend St. George's silence occasioned by sickness unless stopped for visit on way from Norfolk. Grieved at his sufferings and those of sister (Mrs. Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker). Thought Austin's remedy afforded relief from piles. Extract from Richard J. Tucker's letter distressing. Cannot think of event (death of Fanny due to lightning strike?) without shuddering. Fears sister's (Elizabeth Tucker) latter days to be embittered by it. Will attend to St. George's observations respecting own will. On coming here paid old debts in few years. Does not owe $100 except to St. George. Wishes to make new will or codicil to exonerate executors from giving security. Requests St. George to send form of codicil. Concern that Doctor Philip Barraud not as well as could wish. Also that his daughter's (Mrs. Lelia ((Barraud) Baker ?) health impaired. Mrs. Sarah (Dashiell) Stone and Miss Margaret Dashiell arrived here few days ago. They saw Doctor Barraud.

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