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I would have seen you at Brunswick Court, but I have been ill. I sent Peyton to Richmond and Petersburg to return in eight days, now he has been gone three times eight. If you know anything about him please let me know.

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You will have to pay $43.42 more for your insurance. This is according to instructions received from the President and Directors of the Mutual Assurance Society.

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Your letters will be delivered to No 86 Cornhill and every attention paid to your request. The instrument will be addressed to Luke Wheeler of Norfolk.

Scope and Contents Son Harry's (Tucker) vessel almost wrecked at sea .Wife Neffy had premature child which died. Old family house now in hands of strangers. Thank Tucker for his gift. Gave it, with legacy, to sons Harry and Jacky who are trying to get in the mercantile way. Jacky and Aunt Betty (Elizabeth Tucker) took house next to self's brother. Children's affairs. Natty's (Nathaniel Tucker) wife in England lost son Abel. Has daughter. Hopes John Randolph has better health. Brother (Henry Tucker) took her...

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Mr. Andrew Lockie and Harrison Allmand would like to know your terms on a lot, each 24 ft. wide on the south side of Mr. Blanchard's house.

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Paid Captain John Hill visit and found Tucker's carriage and wheels in readiness. Hill desires them sent for without delay. Extra bill will not exceed $20. Bill not enclosed because not ready. Hopes his circuit was agreeable and that he found Mrs. T and family better than when he left them. Mrs. S. sends best respects. Mrs. T. Pleasants of 4 Mile Creek died day before yesterday.

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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.