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Letter, 1880 Box 49, Folder 10

John Sherman, Secretary of Treasury, Washington, D.C. to John Tyler, Jr., West Point, VA. Sherman received Tyler's note, and even though he would like to continue his appointment, there is nothing for Tyler to do. They will revise the lists on July 1, but his named has been dropped.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. John Tyler, Jr. Papers, 1800/1928
  3. Series 3: Additions
  4. 2009.148 Addition, 1800/1903
  5. Letters, 1880

Letter, 1880 Box 49, Folder 10

E. H. Lively, Postmaster, Williamsburg, VA to John Tyler, Jr. Lively received Tyler's letters. His daughter, Norma, called on Tyler's daughter, Mattie. He goes on to discuss mentions of Tyler in the Norfolk newspapers and his letter in response to the Richmond Whig article, "Debt of Virginia."

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. John Tyler, Jr. Papers, 1800/1928
  3. Series 3: Additions
  4. 2009.148 Addition, 1800/1903
  5. Letters, 1880

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