Box 1
Contains 101 Results:
I. B. Fairfax to Mother, 1857 April 22
Dr. Bones would like as much butter as you have. Tell Toll that Suse says that it's time she is married.
Marie Duvall, Romney, to Louisa Fairfax, 1857 September 15
Extensive letter conveying family news.
Samuel Albright to Elizabeth Fairfax, Albrightsville, 1854 November 21
Bill of Goods for muslin, candle wicks, hair brush, hat, fur cape and other items. $6.06 charges all paid.
J. A. F. Martin - J. N. Vance invoice, 1859 April 07
For iron plow, nails, glass and freight $25.44. Other items $.90. Paid in full.
John A. F. Martin, Richmond City, to Buckner Fairfax, 1854 February 06
John A. F. Martin, Richmond, to Louisa Martin, 1853 December 11
Very happy to receive her letter, but upset to hear that she cries in his absence. Have formed acquaintance with a few delegates and senators. Is sharing a room at Monument House with 3 others.
John A. F. Martin, Richmond City, to Louisa Martin, 1854 February 08
Has sore throat and slept for last 3 nights with sock pinned around it. Johnson, 1st auditor, resigned and Democrats nominated George Clutter. Explains Baldwin's accident on train and that he was badly stunned but not dangerously hurt and had gone home. Letter from Gragg says she has taken up seven studies. May visit Gragg In Winchester after session ends if Louisa thinks that would be better than going straight home. Pneumonia going around but not smallpox like 3 weeks before.
John A. F. Martin to Louisa Martin, 1854
Post Script (P.S.) to previous letter. Letters crossed in the mail about Baldwin. Glad that Louisa's cold is improving. Not sure of seriousness of Baldwin's condition because Buckner had planned to go after him.
John A. F. Martin, Richmond City, to Louisa Martin, 1854 January 18
Saw General Jackson's equestrian statue in Washington City, and the book and pictures sent to her are a perfect likeness. "To my very heart am I sorry that I am situated so that I can't be with you to comfort you."
W. B. Crane, Cranberry Summit, Va., to John A.F. Martin, 1854 February 06
Have not received the draft. Baldwin was hurt when going down Piedmont Hill by jumping off a 10-wheeled engine after a connecting rod on the drive wheel broke and it flew near where he stood.