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I had hoped we would never have to lament the fate of poor Nancy but I fear the end will be worse than the beginning. We must never transpire the contents of her letter.

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Last April Tudor Randolph wrote me from Cambridge asking me to send him $30 or $40 which I did. Tudor came here on August 4 with a carriage, three horses, and a servant. He left on October 26. Judy came for a fortnight. I accompanied them to the city. Jack (John Randolph) came here for dinner and a night. Jack declares taht no one's life is safe in the house with me. Tudor told that I was cruel to my own baby. My husband's sister says she will decline all intercourse with me.

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My health lapsed while attending to Tudor Randolph. While he was ill our purse was open to him. I furnished him with things to wear. I dislike Judy's and Jack's (John Randolph) attempt to ruin my marriage. I did all I could to pay back what they did for me at Bizarre.

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Wishes his recommendation to Mr. James Monroe for commission in army of 40,000 men to be raised. Realized he is ignorant of profession of arms, but sensible that a practical acquaintance with the military science is by far the best, and that the camp alone makes the soldier. Is at Aunt Lee's and wishes an answer very soon. Endorsed: Answd and complied with.

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Received your letter of October 28. I will try to secure the information you want from Mr. Cabell.

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Letter received on eve of departure from New York. Tudor Randolph seemed better after they left Morrisana. His disease not yet a confirmed consumption. Had good physicians in North and will see Dr. Robinson on way to Cumberland. Was not practicable to take John St. George to Philadelphia so used money St. George Tucker gave her for care of Tudor. Has not seen Mr. Coalter. Left Nancy (Ann Cary (Randolph) Morris) , her husband and boy in good health.

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Thak you for sending Dr. Smith to the relief of Mrs. Polly Faulcon. I fear she cannot be helped.

Scope and Contents After return from Morrisana, called upon on October 25, 1814 by David B. Ogden who had met nephew Tudor Randolph at Uncle's (Gouverneur Morris). On 23rd, self had learned from nephew that Morris' relations, except Ogden were estranged from him. Ogden clearly showed impressions of Morris' wife (Ann Cary (Randolph) Morris). Own inferences fell short of reality. Answering letter from Chief Justice John Marshall influenced Morris to marry. Denies her report that self had offered her marriage...

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I had heard that St. George Randolph had recovered. I ruined my health waiting on Tudor Randolph. My husband and son are well.

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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.