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Thanks for congratulating me on the birth of my son. My husband has to travel for his health.

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Arrived here yesterday. Leave here tomorrow. I intended to hasten to Williamsburg and then to Corotoman, but now I will leave P:olly at Mrs. Braxton's and on my return we will come top Williamsburg. Note added by Mary Walker (Polly) Cabell.

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My eldest son has been ill from a fever contracted at Fort Madison. As Mr. Campbell arranged the annuity to your satisfaction. I cannot be a trustee myself.

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Letter is faded to point of not being legible.

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Mr. Rose of Fredericksburg placed to your credit $400.

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You will receive the barrel of brown sugar. Send loaf sugar to Mr. Coalter.

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Sent 300 bushels of coal by Capt. Busby.

Scope and Contents Mourns death of aunt (Anne Frances Bland (Tucker) Coalter. Not heard from uncle Henry (St. George Tucker) lately. Asks for Uncle (Nathaniel Beverley Randolph) in Norfolk to write to him. Mother and aunt (Harriet) Hackley on visits to neigborhood. Self stays here from Bizarre to care for children. Is alone at Bizarre except when Uncle John of Roadnoke and Theodore Dudley were with him several days. Latter is now at Roanoke. Aunt Polly (Mary Carter Cabell) there several weeks ago. Fears she is...

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There were 1400 bushels of corn left from last year. I expect an explanation from Richeson. Corotoman affairs.

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Corotoman affairs. Sale of corn.

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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.