Box 3
Contains 13 Results:
Martha Johns DeBow, Fairfield Homestead, Nashville, Tennessee, to John Tyler, Jr., 1870 April 3
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His letter of the 8th was received and answer delayed as he expected to go to Washington; he is now not going so will write; appreciates his desire to collect his writings and his books are at his disposal; perhaps he should play Mohamet and come to the Mountain. 2 pp. ALS. Including AN by John Tyler, Jr., endorsing and explaining letter; wants extracts from Mrs. DeBow's copies of "DeBow's Review." 1 p.
C. M. Christian, Baltimore, Maryland, to "cousin" John Tyler, Jr., 1870 April 7
Lecture will be at the Concordia on the 21st at 8pm; John Taliaferro wants to be remembered to you; if seeds are being distributed at the department he would like some papers. 1 p. ALS. Including AN by [John Tyler, Jr.], endorsing and summarizing letter. 1 p.
William M. Burwell, New Orleans, Louisiana, to John Tyler, Jr., 1870 April 11
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Would like to see letter and correspondence to which he refers; would like to publish it; knows he has not forgotten the memoir of which they have corresponded. 1 p. AL. Including AN by John Tyler, Jr., endorsing and explaining that Burwell refers to the memoir of President Tyler, and the last Burwell refers to the memoir of President Tyler, and the last correspondence of General G[eorge] [?] H[enry] [?] Thomas. 1 p.
William Falconer, Greenville, Alabama, to John Tyler, Jr., 1870 April 29
Minnie W[aggaman, (Mrs. George)], Saint Louis, Mo., to "Cousin" John Tyler, Jr., 1870 May 8
John P. Brophy, New York, New York, to Jo[h]n Tyler, Jr., 1870 May 20
A friend sent the papers express this morning; encloses the receipt; wishes you could call occaisionally on Father Wigest and Sister de Chantel of the Visitation Convent; it would be to your advantage apart from the pleasure of the visit. 1 p. ALS.
Wm. P. Tonry, Baltimore, Md., to John Tyler, [Jr.], 1870 June 1
Congratulations on his "bright business prospects;" prices for [chemical] analyses vary. 2 pp. ALS. Including AN, by John Tyler, Jr., summarizing contents of letter.
John P. Brophy, New York, New York, to Jo[h]n Tyler, Jr., Washington, D.C., 1870 June 6
Tobert H. Armistead, Williamsburg, Va., to John Tyler, Jr., Washington, D.C., 1870 June 8
Folder 3, 1870 April 3-1870 June
Including ALS from William Falconer, Greenville, Alabama, to John Tyler, [Jr.], 1870 May 1
stating that life presents few objects worth striving for; one should learn to want but little; hoe does he like the idea of writing an old Virginia times; it would not interefere with other employ; think of old Be[nter?], what a mass of energy that old rascal was; where is his daughter?; can she assist him?; is nearly paralyzed but keeps on working; life is too trifling to despair. 4 pp.
Also including AN by John Tyler, Jr., endorsing and summarizing letters
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letter refers to professorship at the University of Alabama 1 p. Also including AN by John Tyler, Jr., that both letters were answered on 10 May [1870]; yielding to 1st suggestion, rejecting last as impracticable with the temper of the Northern press one of envious hate. 1 p.
Also including Cy of ALS from James Hughes, Washington, D.C., to James O. Clesshose, 1870 May 10
on verso of endorsement, saying he has not agreed to take testimony in the case of Antler vs. Whissle[?] Dickerson; objects to any proceedings held there on the case; reserves the right to move for the suppression of all such testimony. 1 p.