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Have you decided to take Robin, his wife, and son. I am asking $800 for them.

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This is to inform you our brother Henry Tucker died of influenza on February 4. The day I was called to St. George's because of his illness, I received a letter from our sister in Hull informing me that Natty (Nathaniel Tucker) was dead, leaving six children. My sister plans to go to England as soon as her affairs are settled.

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Regrets not having written for a month. Evelina was ill. Will follow his wishes on subject of legislature. Is sated and disgusted with public life. Feels there is no independece in the Virginia legislature. They follow their leader.

Scope and Contents Regrets his ill health. Would improve if he had Nathaniel Beverley Tucker, the Randolph boys, his gun and Carlo (dog?) Walked to Doctor Thomas Robinson's on Tuesday. Not heard from Anne Frances Bland (Tucker) Coalter lately. She gives picture of happiness with husband and two girls. Randolph must be happy in such an excellent sister and two brothers Nathaniel Beverly and Henry St. George Tucker. Asks when he heard from Joseph Bryan and family. Has not written to St. George Randolph. Edward ?...

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Asks him to deliver enclosed packet to the elder Mr. Casamajor. Packet is addressed to his mother and he doubtless will take charge of. Enclosure not present.

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Have had no information concerning the Ida. I believe it has been captured.

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Enclosing a letter announcing the death of Micajah Coalter. Mr. John Coalter can be appointed if he agrees to being brought forward.

Scope and Contents Tudor has been informed last week of immediate rising of Congress. Peyton Randolph and family came to Farmville ball and stayed several days. Ladies too cermonious to visit her but Peyton called. He is recovering from late illness. Mrs. Mary (Wood) ? Johnston, her sister and the General (Peter Johnston?) inquired for him. Does not credit report about General though believes him as ambitious of honor and profit as any Yankee. Wishes he were weary of public life. Coalter family all well....

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Let me know that the settlement between Mr. Joseph C. Cabell and myself is the settlement between you and me. Mr. Cabell was displeased with my management of the estate.

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Your man William came here, but he ran off when I told him he had to work.

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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.