Box Series 2, Box 12
Contains 15 Results:
Marianna S. Nottingham, Eastville, to Sallie M. Galt, 1872 January 15
Her mother would like the return of a daguerreotype of the writer, taken about 16 years ago, and will replace it with a recent one. Mentions "Cousin Mary Capron," and Page Saunders. She has three children, the youngest named Lucy Galt after the writer's grandmother. [Note: While the relationship is not clear in this letter, nor in the Galt Genealogy, the writer's relationship to Sally M. Galt was probably through Lucy Servant Galt Saunders.]
Lucy Page Saunders, Louise Home, to Sallie M. Galt, [1872?] January 30
Discusses deaths of General and Mrs. Ewell. "I had great care anxiety and fatigue the last winter at my old home in getting and keeping up a fire!!" Is pleased that Roberta enjoyed the party Mrs. Nannie Waller gave her. Her daughter, Page Saunders, is very successful as a teacher, and all the children love her. [Note: Richard S. Ewell, brother of Benjamin S. Ewell, died January 25, 1872. He was born February 8, 1817.]
John W. Jones, Buchanan, to William R. Galt, 1872 February 6
Discusses the recipient's account with him.
W.J. Terry, Ft. Worth, Texas, to William R. Galt, 1872 February 23
Discusses the present government of Texas in very harsh terms. Requests a copy of Galt's poem on the death of General Worth. Inquires about the other boys who attended Galt's school when he did.
Sally M. Galt, Williamsburg, to [F.G. Browne?], 1872 March 5
Describes the households of her Lambert aunts, and of Sallie Lambert Sparrow. Describes the "Louise" where Mrs. Saunders lives. [First sheet only.]
Sally M. Galt, Williamsburg, to Mr. Grigsby, 1872 June 4
Sends the memoirs of her father, grandfather, and brother, written by William R. Galt.
William E. Sparrow, Richmond, to [Sally M. Galt?], 1872 July 30
News of the Lamberts, and of his wife, Sallie Lambert Sparrow.
[Sally M. Galt?] to Mr. Ambler, 1872 August 28
Requests that he not leave them. [Draft.]
Lyne and Bro., Richmond, to Sallie M. Galt, 1872 October 18
Encloses a deed of release for her to sign, and notifies her that all the notes have been paid.
C.M. Sweeney to S.M. Galt, 1872 November 22
Requests the loan of $5.
T. Sweeney, Williamsburg, to [Sally M. Galt?], 1872 December 30
Should be paying the money his wife borrowed, but instead requests the loan of more money. Has rented an office in Richmond and will move there soon. His book will be printed soon.
T. Sweeney to Sallie M. Galt, 1872 December 31
Inquires if she got the form of check she requested.
Talbot Sweeney, Williamsburg, to Sally M. Galt, 1872 December 31
Note for $20 that he owes her, and request for information on how she wants the money repaid.
Correspondence Regarding Bruston Parish Church, [1872?]
Discussion of the resignation of Rev. T.M. Ambler as Rector of Bruton Parish Church, and the calling of Rev. George T. Wilmer to the post.