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Mary Anna Randolph Custis Lee
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Lucy Penn Taylor Lee
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I received your letter today & will write now that I may have my letter ready whenever your messenger calls the jacket is here & I will also send that & some papers. We have all been...
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Apr. 26, 1865
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Mary Anna Randolph Custis Lee
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Lucy Penn Taylor Lee
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It is with much regret that I part with your Mildred1 she has been very useful & a great comfort to me the long dreary Winter & Spring & I do not know how I shall get along without her,...
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1868
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Lucy Penn Taylor Lee
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Ella Goodrum Lee
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George’s last letter informed me, that I have now another daughter, who will be welcomed with the most affectionate interest by all the members of her new family, into their midst. I hope, it will...
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May 30, 1888
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Lucy Penn Taylor Lee
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George Taylor Lee
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Why, your last letter shows you are a very married man. I thought the whole letter showed it, but especially, when a man can talk, or write, about paying bridal visits, without grumbling, I...
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Jun. 2, 1888
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Lucy Penn Taylor Lee
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George Taylor Lee
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I feel too unwell to day, my dear George, to write anything but a short letter. But do not worry yourself about me. I shall soon be well again, and should not have mentioned my indisposition, but...
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Jun. 12, 1888
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