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A Guide to the Letters Received by Dolley Madison, 1795-1812 and n.d. Madison, Dolley, Letters Received by 5834

A Guide to the Letters Received by Dolley Madison, 1795-1812 and n.d.

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The Special Collections Department
Accession Number 5834


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Repository
Special Collections, University of Virginia Library
Accession number
5834
Title
Letters Received by Dolley Madison 1795-1812 and n.d.
Physical Characteristics
This collection consists of 11 items.
Language
English

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

There are no restrictions.

Use Restrictions

See the University of Virginia Library’s use policy.

Preferred Citation

Letters Received by Dolley Madison, Accession #5834, Special Collections Dept., University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

This collection was purchased on 1958 April 11.

Scope and Content Information

The letters concern Thomas Paine, spring fever in Virginia, James Madison, and personal news.

Significant Persons Associated With the Collection

  • B[urwell]
  • Hon[yman]
  • Pain
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Contents List

Rob. Hon[yman] to Dolley Madison, concerns effect of Thomas Paine's book on the peoples' minds and his Natural Theology ; and the law subjecting lands to payments of debts, before the assembly 1795 Jan 25
ALS. 3 p.
Barry Grove to Dolley Madison, concerns "Spring Fever" in Virginia; the dancing, frolicking, courting, and marriage of young men and women 1798 April 8
ALS. 4 p.
Rob. Honyman to Dolley Madison, expresses high esteem for Mr. Madison 1799 July 19
ALS. 1 p.
R. H. Hay to Dolley Madison, expresses hope that Miss Pain [sic] will bestow some attention upon Mr. B[urwell] 1802 Dec 8.
ALS. 2 p.
John Goulding to Dolley Madison, expresses joy and offers congratulations on one of the President's proclamations 1809 Apr 20
ALS. 1 p.
John Goulding to Dolley Madison, desires his petition to be held secondary to those of persons with families 1809 Oct 4
ALS. 1 p.
Sir Augustus John Foster to Dolley Madison, declines invitation to [sleighing] party 1812 Jan 24
ALS. 1 p.
Maria (Martin) Keene to Dolley Madison, letter of introduction for Mrs. Benaudebt, a Roman Catholic whose work is devoted to help the poor, sick, aged, and infirm n. Feb. 28 ("Saturday")
ALS. 1 p.
A. M. Mason [?Mrs. Genl. (sic)] to Dolley Madison, concerns barrel of oranges bruised from carting n.d.
ALS. 1 p.
Lucy Lyons Hopkins to Dolley Madison, declines invitation n.d.
ALS. 1 p.
E.K. Hay to Dolley Madison, concerns purchase of accessories n.d.
ALS. 1 p.