Box 01
Contains 70 Results:
C. Smith letter to Julia R. Compton, at Georgetown, 1838 October 8
Letter concerns general news of events and friends.
Anna M. Young, at Trumpington, letter to J.R. Compton, 1839 August 23
Letter concerns Alexander Ringgold wanting Anna to teach his two daughters, she is reluctant but the family has been good to her so she will accept.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1837 August 13
Sent care of Notley Young. Letter regarding concern over recent illness in the Young family. Also talks of various nuptials including an upcoming one between Col. Carberry and Mrs. Tyre, as well as Miss Carson's previous engagements. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1837 October 6
Sent care of Notley Young. Letter regarding family news and tabacco farming.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1837 December 2
Letter talks of home improvements. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young at Elmly, 1838 January 8
Sent by way of Rev. R. D. Woodley regarding family and Holiday season news. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton, at Washington, D.C., letter to Anna M. Young at Prince George's County, Maryland, 1838 April 8
Sent care of N. Young. Letter comments on Anna’s poor penmanship and her uncle’s new relationship, as well as other family news including the possible death of Emily Brent. Date is written as Palm Sunday. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young at Elmly, 1838 May 21
Sent care of H. N. young. Letter talks of former pupils and news of family. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1838 June 18
Letter talks of family news, especially that related to planting season. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton, at Georgetown, letter to Anna M. Young at Prince George's County, Maryland, 1839 September 23
Letter ask about Anna’s summer activities and her break up with Alfred, Julia’s working at a school, and other family news. Includes transcript.