Title
Mary Lincoln to Leonard Swett
Description
Mary Lincoln asks Leonard Swett to call on her, as "I have some things to say I do not wish to be troublesome yet I am daily convinced that I must make some definite arrangements for the future." Mary uses mourning stationery with black borders.
Creator
Lincoln, Mary Todd
Publisher
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
Date
1867-02
Format
pdf
Language
en
Identifier
300105
T1867.02
Has Version
Turner, p. 409
Transcription
375 [West?] Wash St.
Hon Leonard Swett
My dear Sir:
If perfectly convenient, I would be pleased to see you this afternoon, I have some things to say, which I would like to mention to you. I do not wish to be troublesome yet I am daily convinced that I must make some definite arrangements for the future.
I remain respectfully, &
Truly,
Mary Lincoln.
Mary Lincoln
Status
Complete
Percent Completed
100
Weight
20
Original Format
paper and ink
2 p
21 x 14 cm