To Thomas Jefferson from Ellen Wayles Randolph Coolidge, 27 June 1805
on or before 27 June 1805
Dear Grand Papa
I now set down to write to you and hope you will answer my letter I have often tried to do it before but never could succeed, but now I am determined to do it I suppose you have heard that Cousin Eliza Pleasants is gone away. Uncle William and Mr. Hackley have been here and left us yesterday Excuse the faults and bad writing of this letter since nothing but my anxiety to write to you and to show you I had not forgotten you could have made me do it Your affectionate Grand Daughter
Elleonora W Randolph
MHi: Coolidge Collection.