Adams Papers

Hugh Hughes to Abigail Adams, 1 July 1781

Hugh Hughes to Abigail Adams

Fishkill, July 1st 1781

Madam

I am honoured with your very polite Favour of the 10th of June,1 which arrived in my Absence.—No Expense has accrued but what you are justly entitled to as the Consort of a Gentlem[an] of distinguished Rank and Merit, in publick Life.

When the other Boxes arrive, they will claim my Attention, as well as any other Commands you may please to favour me with.

As I have the Honour of being known to your Mr. Adams, I beg you would, whenever Opportunity presents, offer my most respectful Regards to him, Madam.

With the greatest Respect, I am, Madam, your most Obedient and very Humble Serv.,

Hugh Hughes

RC (Adams Papers).

1Not found; it was in reply to Hughes’ letter to AA of 21 May, q.v. above, with note there.

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