Box 16
Contains 232 Results:
Hugh Nelson, York to St. George Tucker, 1790 August 11
Wickham resigned business in York court and left to self a suit, Bland's executors v. Bland and Tazewell in which Tucker is a party. Note of Tucker's among the papers indicates he objects to Tazewell's answer being filed at next court. Asks for full directions as soon as possible.
John Barret and Company, Richmond to St. George Tucker, Williamsburg, 1790 August 12
Holcomb's order on Tucker still in self's hands. Tucker said he could not pay it until January. Asks if Tucker will accept it, payable at that time with interest from date. If so, will pass order to his credit, if not, must return it. Endorsed: "Answered in the negative. August 18, 1790."
Thomas Tudor Tucker, New York to St. George Tucker, Williamsburg, 1790 August 14
I can not visit you now. I have bought you a box of China at 58 dollars.
Thomas Keene, Richmond to St. George Tucker, 1790 August 17
Self sent things as Tucker ordered them, but Mr. Bowler sent them to Petersburg.They will be recalled and forwarded him tomorrow.
Charles Bellini, Williamsburg to St. George Tucker, One of the judges of the General Court and Professor of law and c? and c? in the University of William and Mary, 1790 August 18
Informed by President and Archbishop Mr. Madison on departure for Europe, that self should receive three guineas from Tucker. Now forced to ask for it. Endorsed: Complied with fully 1790 August 19.
James Brown, Richmond to St. George Tucker, Williamsburg, 1790 August 18
Mr. Randolph will be furnished with twenty pounds. Fifty pounds is made up for you and if opportunity arises, it will go this evening.
Arthur Sinclair, Cobham to St. George Tucker, Willliamsburg, 1790 August 18
Captain Ellis will deliver your plank. Please pay him.
Samuel Smith McCroskey, Hungar's parish, Northampton county, 1790 August 21
Will. Wishes debts paid. Half of estate to wife Elizabeth (Bowdoin) McCroskey. Other half to mother and sisters. Wife to have houses and lots in Williamsburg during her life and at her death may dispose of 1/3 their value. Other 2/3 to go to mother and sisters. Wife to be executrix. Joseph Prentis, Robert Andrews and St. George Tucker to be executors. Copy sworn by George Brickhouse Jr. Includes genealogical notes by Tucker and tombstone inscription.
St. George Tucker, Williamsburg to James Boushell near the Gre, Bridge, Norfolk County, 1790 August 22
Order for wood scantling, including scantling for his "smoak house." Gift of Mrs. Charles Davison, March 1976.
St. George Tucker (1752-1827), Williamsburg to Mr. Boushall, 1790 August 22
Can you furnish me with the listed scantling.
St. George Tucker (1752-1827), Williamsburg to John Page(1743-1808) , Rosewell, 1790 August 22
Hopes for an opportunity soon to congratulate him and to welcome Mrs. Page to Virginia. Much obliged for his present of Dodsley. Purchased from Paul Richards, March 15, 1964.
William Claiborne, Richmond to St. George Tucker, 1790 August 24
Thinks self did not receive all credit entitled to when they settled accounts. By mistake and not intentional. Would like copy of account by which they settled when self gave him his note. Asks him to call on him when he comes through Richmond.
John Page (1743-1808), Rosewell, Gloucester county, Virginia to St. George Tucker, 1790 August 24
Asks him to visit Rosewell. Will introduce his Peggy (Margaret Lowther Page). Has a letter for him from brother (Thomas Tudor Tucker) who was to sail on Tuesday night. Self and wife sailed Saturday before.
Neill Buchanan, E. Banks to St. George Tucker, 1790 August 25
Received his of the 13th. Intend visiting them about end of October when they return from the Shore. Tony will give him the pears.
Donald Campbell, Norfolk to St. George Tucker, 1790 August 26
Am sending your tea by Massenburg, also the box of lobsters and a box of china.
James Innis Innes? (1754-1798), Richmond to St. George Tucker, Williamsburg. By Cyrus with a cask of wine., 1790 August 26
Sends thirty five gallons of old wine. Only eighty arrived here. Has sent clearest and best part. Should fine it down with a pint of new milk. Is a leak in the cask. Arrived at hotel of St. Tamany. Tell Doctor Philip Barraud the turtle dies on Tuesday next. Invites them for funeral.
Henry Tazewell, King's Mill to St. George Tucker, 1790 August 29
I had hoped to accompany you to Northumberland Court, but I am unable to leave my bed. If you prefer going in your chariot, send Cato for the horses and leave me your riding horse.
John Beckley, New York to St. George Tucker, 1790 August 30
I received your letter and thought I would leave soon for Virginia. Your claim against John Claiborne is on a good footing.
Richard Randolph, Chesterfield to Neill Buchanan, 1790 September 1
Pay Richard Booker 25£ for a Phaeton he has made for me.
Henry St. George Tucker (1780-1848), Williamsburg to St. George Tucker, 1790 September 1
Is well. Louisa and Aunt Kate (slaves) are sick. Is in a hurry to go to school . Mammy Dee (Maria Rind) is well, but has not time to write.
Theodorick Bland Randolph, Williamsburg to Neill Buchanan, 1790 September 15
Am violent with a fit of ague and fever. Please send my trunks containing the books by water. Give my boy a couple of guineas.
J. Grubb, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to St. George Tucker, 1790 September 16
Received his of 1787 May 14, ? Foster interfered by claiming Tucker's neutrality in self's suit against estate of John King. Would like to know who has Tucker's papers and the progress of the business.
Neill Buchanan to Duncan Rose, 1790 September 17
Can you spare 2 guineas for Theodorick Randolph.
Paul Carrington, Charlotte to St. George Tucker, 1790 September 19
Suit of Tucker v. Lorton tried in last term of district court. Jury gave verdict for defendant. Motion for new trial over-ruled. Self obtained from Baker, who brought suit, every paper. Judgment in favor of plaintiff would have been of no value as Lorton was insolvent.
Robert Innis (1752-1816), Gloster to St. George Tucker, 1790 September 19
Writes by Mr. Lewis. Will see him on 26th. Also welcomes friend and associate and can show him a buxom w--w.John Page also awaits him. Asks him to bring soras and bluewings Regards to Mr. Tazewell.