This series is currently being added to the Box/Folder List section of the finding aid. Please check back periodically for updates. This series contains the correspondence of St. George Tucker, Cynthia Beverley Tucker Washington Coleman, and Nathaniel Beverley Tucker. The series is arranged in chronological order.

I am in need of my money. I hope you have been able to get it. Why does your court keep men dragging along in a law suit for two years.

Was any judgment obtained this day against me. Was a writ levied on my property?

Captain Thomas Stowe informed me you were going to Bermuda shortly. I am afraid I will loose my debt from Jenkins. If I owe you anything I will pay you.

I am enclosing an account against George Walker, deceased. I understand William Withers of Dinwiddie, is his executor or administrator. Please apply to Mr. Withers for the amount.

Is not yet well enough to reply to request about astronomical question in letter by Master Randolph. Long discussion of astronomy, stars, eclipses, etc. Believes Herodotus did not invent story Tucker mentioned, though he was fond of telling lies. Sally thanks him for remembering her. Wife and self in bad health. Is not yet able to consider Tucker's solution of Egyptian phenomenon.

I wish I could see you before you leave for Bermuda. Mrs. Page is in poor health. I wish to hear about Yates.

Am enclosing Randel Rowell and Caleb Davis' account. I hope you can recover them.

I am sending an open account against James Turnbull, deceased. I wish you to bring suit. James Campbell, Andrew Hamilton, and John Baird, Jr. are the executors.

Anxious for final settlement of account. In case of Tucker's death, his executors might dispute the award of friends Hardy and Monroe. Tucker may draw bonds as he sees fit. Asks for small supply of cash as he owes a British merchant £128.