339. John Page (?-1838), Williamsburg, Virginia to St. George Tucker at Warminster, Nelson county, 1827
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- Box 43, Folder 6
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Consoles on dreadful blow Tucker suffered. Discussion of death. Mother (Margaret (Lowther) Page) ill. Also Lucy and Barbara (Page). Peachy family well except William. Mr. Saunders relapses after meeting of Visitors. Robert (Saunders) in England. Mr. Campbell abandoned trip to Europe relieving self of necessity of substituting for him at College. Colonel Basset, wife, and Mr. Henly returned from Springs. entions Tucker enslaved persons. "Your servants are as well a usual. . . None of them are sick tho' Katy and Nancy say they are 'poorly.' Ben has complained very little for the last ten days or a fotnight, and they have got the garden in very good order. I read Mrs. Tucker's letter to Robin and desired him to deliver the messages in it."
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