1From Thomas Jefferson to Madame de Corny, 31 January 1803 (Jefferson Papers)
So good an opportunity, my dear friend, offers of getting a letter safely to you by Colo. Monroe, that I cannot let it pass by, altho’ I have nothing new to entertain you with: for it is not new to you for me to repeat assurances of my sincere and constant friendship. I often look back with regret on the days I passed so happily with my friends in Paris, and with none more than yourself. your...
2To Thomas Jefferson from Madame de Corny, 15 February 1803 (Jefferson Papers)
bien peu de jours apres la lettre que vous m’avez ecrit et a laquelle je me fesois un grand plaisir de repondre, jay eprouvé un cruel accident c’est une chutte qui ma cassé los du femeur de la Cuisse juste le même malheur que m de la fayette , je commence le 7eme mois je ne quitte presque jamais mon lit, et pour quelques pas dans ma chambre je souffre encor beaucoup, et boette si fort que je...
3To Thomas Jefferson from Madame de Corny, 15 June 1803 (Jefferson Papers)
jespere mon cher monsieur que vous aurez recu une lettre de moi ecritte en fevrier , et remise a M. charles wilkes qui partoit pour langleterre. Il ma tant promis detre fidel a sa promesse que je ne doute point que Cette lettre ne vous soit remise dans son tems. Mde monroé ma fait un plaisir bien sensible en me donnant de vos nouvelles. toute preuve de votre souvenir me sera toujours bien...
4From Thomas Jefferson to Madame de Corny, 1 November 1803 (Jefferson Papers)
Your two favors, my dear friend, of Feb. 15. & June 15. have been duly recieved. the latter was forwarded to me by mr Ledet, who remained himself in London, & whom I should have recieved with great pleasure on your recommendation, had he come here. I learn with joy from yourself that you have good hopes of improvement in your health. my prayers for it are sincere, as the recollections of your...
5Madame de Corny to Thomas Jefferson, 29 April 1809 (Jefferson Papers)
en effet, mon cher monsieur, il y a bien longtems que je nay recu de vous aucune preuve de souvenir, je naurois pas été arrêtée par ce manque de mémoire de votre coeur, si je navois craint de me rendre importune des affaires publiques, de grands interêt nuisent nécessairement aux affections particulieres, sur tout quand une grande distance ajoute encore par la difficulté des communications, p...
6Thomas Jefferson to Madame de Corny, 2 March 1817 (Jefferson Papers)
It had been so long, my very dear and antient friend, since I had heard any thing of you thro’ any channel, that I had become uncertain whether you might still be among the living. I have been relieved from that incertitude by the request of mr and mrs Derby to give them a letter to you, informing me at the same time that they had one for you from mrs Cruger . I give it therefore readily in...