Theodore Tilton to Joseph Dugdale

Item Description
Member of
Joseph and Ruth Dugdale Correspondence
Quakers and Slavery
Linked Agent
Creator (cre): Tilton, Theodore, 1835-1907
Physical Form
Text
Genre
correspondence
Date Created
1860-07-26
Subject (Topic)
Antislavery movements
Abolitionists--United States
Language
English
Extent
1 page
Resource Type
Still Image
Internet Media Type
image/tiff
Digital Origin
reformatted digital
Institution
Swarthmore College
Library
pschi
Department
Swarthmore College Friends Historical Library
Shelf Locator
SC 032
Collection Guide
Joseph A. and Ruth Dugdale Correspondence
Local Identifier
A0010641
PID
sc:362
Record Content Source
psc
Rights Statement
NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
The Independent,

July 26, 1860.

My dear Uncle Joseph,

I am sorry that I must decline your tempting invitation.
I would like to be among the children at your meeting, but I shall not be able to leave the city long enough.
I hope you will have a great crowd, large enough to fill the [???].

I have not forgotten my pleasant trip to Longwood, nor will I ever forget it.

Give my love to your [???] household -- I mean of Mendenhalls and Dugdales -- and to every body else who has [not forgotten?]

Your Friend and brother,

Theodore Tilton.