1Thomas Jefferson’s Notes on Winter Vegetable Needs, 28 November 1809 (Jefferson Papers)
Turneps 10. bush. Carrots 3 Salsafia 3 Beets 2 parsnips 2 Celery wrote for to mrs Lewis Nov. 28. 09. we found the above not to be half a provision for the winter. it shoul d
2Mary Lewis to Thomas Jefferson, 11 March 1810 (Jefferson Papers)
I this day expected to have visit,d M rs Randolph —am disappointed, by indispotion— at the same time intended to have returned a part of the money you gave me the other day, knowing that I am in your debt—be assird my good Sir the account was not put in your hands to evade payment—but mearly merely to have it correct—in that I have failed— however as there as there appears some little...
3Mary Lewis to Thomas Jefferson, 23 September 1812 (Jefferson Papers)
I shall now be glad to have Joes assistance any evning—that will be convenient to you—perhaps sattarday will be most so and in time for me— I wish you to send some Barrels to morrow and have them filled with apples which you will accept and oblige me by so doing, as I have a very great ap abundance— the sooner you get them the better as thay are dayly carry,d of by plunders be so good as to...