Stephens Collection

April 4, 1885

2pages5x8 in.

AM—0057

Our Darling Emma — Letter to Emma Norton — Moravia New York to ?

Teed begins; "Your letter of instant came to hand to day. Your mother and my self at least are glad to hear from you and highly appreciate the tender sentiments therein expressed. He goes on to speak of his wife's (Sarah Ann Tuttle Teed) illness and the fact that "She has been quite feeble all winter." He says he hasn't been able to do any business all winter long due to the care of his wife. He more than hints that it would be nice if Emma could come and care for her. He says Oliver (Teed) has helped as well. Jesse mentions writing to Cyrus. He closes by talking about all the sickness in Moravia.