Scope and Contents Cornelia E. Boardman writes to her mother Mary Anna Whiting Boardman thanking her for the present of a New Year's letter. Notes their spring-like weather; describes preparations for New Year's that she and Caroline made including making new dresses and decorating rooms; notes they had between 250 and 300 calls for New Year's; describes the flowers, tale, cakes. Charles was unhappy to have to make the eggnog with wine as all ardent spirits were discarded; describes her nephew; tells her...

Scope and Contents Letter from Cornelia E. Boardman to her mother Mary Anna Whiting Boardman thanking her for her recent letter; expresses surprise that her letters are taking so long to reach New Milford; notes that she is not ready to leave Caroline; describes her stomach problems in detail; says that Johnny is doing well but they are all suffering from the mosquitoes; Describes an exhibition they attended at Niblo's garden; Mr. S. visited and brought a bouquet of flowers and fruit; her return home will...

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Cornelia E. Boardman writes to her mother, Mary Anna Whiting Boardman, from New York thanking her for her kind letter. Describes a pleasant visit with Uncle Daniel; gives news of various sick friends; gives details of various family visits; talks of goods she will try to procure for her mother; reports on the health of her sister Caroline Boardman Schroeder; notes that "Johnny is as fat as butter."

Scope and Contents Cornelia E. Boardman writes to her mother Mary Anna Whiting Boardman from New York. Thanks her for her letter via Mr. Lockwood; notes that she had been checking the post daily to no avail; apologizes for the length of time her letters are taking to arrive home; tells her mother that her sister Caroline Boardman Schroeder and "her little 'Mary Anna Boardman' continue to do very well, the baby grows finely and will I trust prove worthy of her name, which is indeed dear to us all;" notes that...