Scope and Contents Letter from UM Wheeler to Cornelia E. Boardman noting his unhappiness at not finding her at home on a recent visit. He discusses Cornelia's character and the good traits he has been told she possesses, and expresses his wish to gain "a more tender attachment." He goes on to note that "you are a lady whom a clergyman would be blessed in gaining for a companion through life's diversified journey of toils and comforts." He asks to visit on the 24th of June to discuss, and requests that if she...