Abigail Smith Adams to John Quincy Adams, January 16, 1807
Quincy Jan’ry 16th, 1807 My dear Son I think it is full time to take my pen and inquire after your Health, and to assure you that I should not…
Quincy Jan’ry 16th, 1807 My dear Son I think it is full time to take my pen and inquire after your Health, and to assure you that I should not…
Washington 14. Jany: 1807. My dear Louisa. The last Letter I have received from you was that of the 1st: instt: which I answered last week—I then mentioned to you…
Washington 1 [3] < , Start deletion, Decemb , End, > Jany: 1807 My dear Brother. I received a few days since your favour of the 28th. ulto: with the…
Washington 22. Decr: 1806 My dear Louisa. Last Evening I received your’s of the 14th: which makes me anxious to hear from you again—Your sore throat and George’s cough will…
Boston 21st [ , Start insertion, Dec. , End, ] 1806 My best beloved friend I this morning recieved your favor of the 12 which afforded me the satisfaction of…
Boston Decbr: 19th. 1806 I am rejoiced my best friend to find by your last that you have at length recieved one of my letters your anxiety must have been…
Washington 19. Decr: 1806. My dear Louisa. I wrote you yesterday that little Walter had been again very ill the night before; but was better—He continued so untill the Evening—Dr:…
Washington 18. Decr: 1806. My dear Louisa. I now enclose you the two bills, together with an order upon the Bank at Boston for their amount—which I hope will reach…
Washington 17. Decr: 1806 My dear Louisa, Your letter of the 7th: and 9th: came to hand last Evening, and relieved me from the pinches of Imagination which had haunted…
Washington 15. Decr: 1806. My dear Louisa. I have received only one letter from you—that of 25. Novr: since I left you—And none from any of my other friends—Though I…