John R. Coupland, Petersburg, Virginia, to Susan E. Henly, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1846 August 14

Item — Box: 1, Folder: 1

Identifier: id163984

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Scope and Contents

Opens his letter with no affectionate salutation because she asked "as you wrote, so do you expect me to write"; apologizes for his "dilatory conduct", asks if she has "mentioned the matter to Ma"; reiterates his love and devotion towards her; his having a chill and fever preventedhim from traveling to Williamsburg; hopes she will not go to King and Queen County by then.

Dates

Creation: 1846 August 14

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

English

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