Box 01
Contains 70 Results:
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1838 October 5
Letter talks about some of the difficulties Anna would face if she became a governess but supports her choice. Also mentions family news, the theft of meat from Mrs. Hall’s farm, Commander Carson’s marriage and his daughter taking a music teacher position. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1838 October 28
Letter talks about attempts to find a new house, finding a pet dog, other family news. Also asks if Mr. H Young will postpone his New Orleans trip till someone can accompany him so he won’t fall in love with a French woman. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young at Rock Hall, Maryland, 1839 July
Sent care of Dr. Thomas Willson, Anna is hoverness to his children. Letter talks of Julia’s thoughts on Blue China and advice to Anna in her new position. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1839 August 11
Sent care of Dr. Thomas Willson. Letter conatins family news. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1839 August 25
Sent care of Dr. Thomas Willson. Letter contains family news and advice for Anna's position as governess. Also mentions death of Anna's mother. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1839 September 22
SSent care of Dr. Thomas Willson.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1839 November 17
Sent care of Dr. Thomas Willson. Letter contains family news. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young, 1839 December 1
Sent care of Dr. Thomas Willson. Letter urges Anna to visit with family in Cheston [Chestertown] also contains family news including marriages and the death of Mr. Fenwick. A note mentions Big Mary following Little Polly’s example of purchasing more slaves. Includes transcript.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young at Eastern Neck, Maryland, June 24
Sent care of Dr. Thomas Willson. Most likely written between 1839 and 1842. Letter talks of Ben Young and a possible trip with Uncle H. Young.
J.R. Compton letter to Anna M. Young at Trumpington, July 22
Sent by way of Mr. B. Young, Jr. and addressed to Nannie, Anna's nickname. Letter regarding general family news, mentions and agreement between Anna and her Uncle and Martha's health.