Letter

Samuel Vaughan to Benjamin Franklin, June 14, 1783

London 14th. June 1783

My dear Sir,

Well knowing Your engagements, I have hitherto declined encroaching upon Your important
time, but as I shortly embark with my family for Philadelphia, 5 I could not refrain returning You my very
sincere and affectionate thanks, for your repeated friendly & affectionate attention
to each of my sons when on the continent, and which (if possible) has added to that
respect affection, and I may say reverence I have retained for You, ever since I have
had the pleasure of Your acquaintance, and I rest with pleasing expectation of renewing
and perpetuating an intercourse with You in America, which I shall esteem as the most
valuable of the many advantages I expect to derive in that new World, being with perfect
regard, My dear Sir, Your affectionate and obliged hble Servt.

Saml Vaughan

Honble. Benjn. Franklin Esqr.

Sources
Founders Online u2014 Papers of Benjamin Franklin View original source ↗