To Leroy F. Moody, Letters from Sarah Moody Simmons

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Identifier2023-0017-1-C-5-21Date1896CreatorsSarah Moody SimmonsSubjectFamilies--Social life and customsDescriptionIn a series of five letters, Sarah Moody Simmons writes to Leroy about various family matters. She mentions arriving safely at Sulphur Springs, the climate of which she says is similar to Richmond. She talks of getting a letter from Mary Tucker who fishes for bass all day and a letter from William who is complaining of indigestion. She wrote to William to come "here" to help with his illness. She writes another letter from the Jefferson Hotel in Charlottesville saying that they had hoped to stay there for a few weeks, but learned that it is closing next friday. She mentions that she has "taken cold and has a very troublesome cough." She talks about getting a letter from William wherein she learns that Lizzie's uncle died in Fairfield.LanguageEnglishRecipientLeroy Francis Moody

CollectionMoody Family Papers and Business Records

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To Leroy F. Moody, Letters from Sarah Moody Simmons