Letter, Carr's brook, Martha Jefferson Terrell Minor to Dabney Carr Terrell, Louisville (Ky.) [manuscript] 1823 Jan. 22.

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Letter, Carr's brook, Martha Jefferson Terrell Minor to Dabney Carr Terrell, Louisville (Ky.) [manuscript] 1823 Jan. 22.

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Minor sends her brother news of family and friends including Thomas Jefferson who had recently broken an arm and Thomas Mann Randolph, Jr. who was to be tendered a public dinner at the close of his gubernatorial term. With the letter is a lock of hair originally enclosed in an 1802 letter to Lucy Carr Terrell, the mother of Dabney and Martha [1 item].

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Davis, John A. G. (John Anthony Gardner), 1801-1840

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Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826

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Terrell, Dabney Carr, 1801-1827,

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Minor, Dabney, 1774-1824.

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