Susanna Boylston Adams Clark Treadway to Sarah Smith Adams, May 18, 1816
Quincy May 18th. 1816 My Dear Mother I can hardly believe, that such a length of time has elapsed since I have written, or heard from you; be assured, I…
Quincy May 18th. 1816 My Dear Mother I can hardly believe, that such a length of time has elapsed since I have written, or heard from you; be assured, I…
17 May 1816. Dear Sir, Mr Walker has just been here, to submit to you the enclosed letter, & for the purpose of requesting your intervention on the subject of…
Ealing 17th: May 1816. My Dear Mother Within a few days I have received your two very kind letters of April and am sincerely grieved to find your health still…
Quincy May 15. 1816 Dear Charles you are a frolicksome little fellow; and I delight in your Fun with your School mates as heartily as you do, because it proves…
Ealing 13. May 1816. My dear Mother. I have had the pleasure of receiving your kind Letters of 22. March. and 7. April; and at the same time my wife…
Quincy, 12 May, 1816. Dear Madam, How can I address you, or offer human consolation for a wound which must bleed afresh at every attempt to assuage it? Yet if…
Saturday morng [ , Start insertion, 27 April 1816 , End, ] Dear Harriet I am much dispirited by the weather which prevented the intended visit of you and your…
Quincy April 24 1816— My Dear Daughter By a vessel which saild a week since, I wrote to my Son, and Grandson’s. by this I shall write only to you,…
Quincy April 24th 1816 Dear Sir I thank you for the information transmitted me in your Last Letter. I have Sent an extract to my Son—I wish that Congress could…
Quincy April 24th 1816 My Dear Daughter I this morning received your Letter, dated the 10th I sympathize with you, under the repeated Bereavements you have been call’d to Suffer.…