Anne Fontaine Maury, New York, New York, to her Aunt Ann Maury, Liverpool, England, 1855
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- Box 2, Folder 153
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Has just returned from Tribridge with Cousin Lewis and Jane; many people, including herself, were ill, but are better now; things at home seen to be going well; she and Jones intend to joke with Cousin Lewis about how busy their friends are; Mary enjoyed Jane's visit;hopes they will here tomorrow that Frank has arrived; Walked looks well and enjoyed his visit at Green's Farms; Richard enjoyed his stay; she wishes she could have spent more time with him; news of friends; all will be glad to see her again. 4pp. ALS
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