Box 1
Contains 11 Results:
Folder 1, 1844-1859
John Tyler, Jr., Washington, D.C., to John Fairfield, 1844 April 27
Scope and Contents
The President has directed the Secretary of State's attention to a "paper signed by the delegation of Maine, in both houses of the Congress, and the Senators from Massachusetts, relating to the alleged violations of the 3d Article sof the Treaty of Washington, by the British Government", received from Farifield. 1p. LS.
I. Argyle, "Bellesforest," Gooch(lan)d [Co., Va.], to "Dear Friend" [Mrs. John Tyler, Jr.?], 1856 March 15
Asks her to ask her daughters to write for her; hopes to make their children better friends; thanks her for handkerchiefs and Japanese writing, wants to find out more about the Japanese; country air good for nervous diseases; had to teach for five years because of financial situation; encloses music composed by her friend Mr. Bolling. 3pp. ALS.
J. McClausand, J.M. Kincheloe, C. McDonald, R.M. Mayo, W.E. Cutshaw, and T.M. Boyd, Committee, V[irginia] M[ilitary] Institute, [Lexington, Va.], to [John Tyler, Jr.?], 1856 October 31
Invitation to the 1856 anniversary celebration of the Institute. 1 p. PM.
Martha Rochelle Tyler, circa 1856
to Colo[nel] Smith, [Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Va.]. Entrusts her son James Rochelle Tyler to Col. Smith's love and care; James has not had regular schooling for one year because family unable to locate proper teacher, so is unaccustomed to wordly ways; please inspect his clothing to make sure he has everything he needs. 3 pp. ALS.
George B. Poindexter, Lexington, [Va.], to "My dear Madam" [Mrs. Rochelle], 1857 August 14
Her daughter Mrs. Tyler has much improved in health since she came to the mountains; however she plans to leave soon; please prevail on her to remain at least ten more days in order to avoid the poor climate of eastern Virginia. 2 pp. ALS.
John Tyler, Jr., Attorney General's Office [Philadelphia, Pa.?], to "Brother" [Robert Tyler], 1858 August 12
Unable to write the article on "Consummation of the Telegraph" reminiscences of the first trial of the telegraph in December 1843, sending President Tyler's annual message to Baltimore; President Tyler's part in promoting science, inventions, and letters. 4 pp. ALS.
John Tyler, Jr., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to James Buchanan, President of the United States, Washington, D.C., 1858 December 17
Requests an at-large appointment to West Point for his son James Rochelle Tyler. 1 p. ALS.
Jeannie D. Pretlow, Westphalia, Va., to Letitia [Tyler], 1859 January 1
Eva and her are expecting company on the 6th; she and her sister [Martha Rochelle] are also invited. 1 p. ANS.
John Tyler Jr., Washington City, D.C., to "my son" [James Rochelle Tyler], Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Virginia, 1859 March 29
James B. Key, 1st Lieut., Military Academy, West Point, New York, to Mrs. M. Rochelle Tyler, Jerusalem, Southampton Co., Va., 1859 June 16
James. R. Tyler reported for duty today. 1 p. PDS.