Folder 3
Contains 80 Results:
Deming, Charles to Hand Ferris & Co., 1836 Jun 22
Item 2
Inquires about a carpet.
Board of Relief of Litchfield to Deming, Charles, 1837 Jan 5
Item 3
Summons to appear regarding Deming's taxable estate.
Deming, Charles and Deming, Lucretia to Deming, Julius, 1837 Jan 14
Item 4
Deming and his sister Lucretia write from Havana to their father regarding details of ships and shipping; they will set sail for Charleston tomorrow.
Deming, Charles to Deming, Mary, 1837 Feb 28
Item 5
Writes to his sister from Augusta, Ga., offering condolences over the loss of Charles William; apologizes for keeping Lucretia away from you for so long; discusses the circumstances of the brig Pegasus; brief description of southern life and climate; inquires about Litchfield and their home.
Correspondence, 1834-1835
Folder 3
Dorothy Deming (1784-1835) was a daughter of Julius Deming and Dorothy Champion Deming. She is sometimes referred to as "Dolly."
Bacon, Lucretia Champion to Deming, Dorothy and Deming, Lucretia, 1834 Feb 1
Item 1
Writes with news of friends and family; their minister has spent much time away attending a meeting; brother James' deplores the stupidity and ignorance into which New York City has fallen.
Deming, Dorothy to Deming, Mary, 1835 Apr 24
Item 2
Writes to her sister that her health has improved; appreciates the trunk and its truly acceptable articles.
Deming, Dorothy to Deming, Mary, 1835 Apr 26
Item 3
Writes that she is not experiencing the pain or suffering as her sisters may imagine; the morphine eased the smarting of the surgeon's knife; her appetite is better; Dr. Van. is treating her; Dr. Bushe visits regularly. The letter also contains a fragment of a note probably added by Lucretia Deming reporting that there is next to nothing to be be done in the way of nursing.
Deming, Dorothy to Deming, Mary, 1835 Apr 29
Item 4
Writes regarding her appreciation of her father's solicitude on her account; postponing her visit to Litchfield; inquires about her relatives; has has another quiet night; the healing pains have been slight in her case. Lucretia Deming adds a note regarding the Boston chair and Dorothy's condition.
Deming, Dorothy to Deming, Mary, 1835 Jun 29
Item 5
Writes regarding their plans to return to Litchfield on Thursday next.