Box 2
Contains 15 Results:
Charles Drayton II to Charles Drayton III, 1835 January 16
Writing to Charles at Jefferson, Camden County, Georgia, Charles discusses the dispute with his overseer, Mr. Halveston; his decision to dispense of his services; directs Charles to plant early this year.
Mary Middleton Drayton to Charles Drayton III (Jeffersonton), 1835 January 19
Regarding cold weather; James in Troy, New York; spelling; Henry Middleton has bought "Scheveling" plantation; Ralph Izard (owner of Vaucluse plantation) is travelling in Egypt; remarks that Charles II is "between two devils - the John [Grimke Drayton of Magnolia?] and the Ralph [Izard of Vaucluse]" (his neighbors on both sides); sickness; poor rice harvest despite the assurances of the overseer; hopes Charles III can make a good crop.
Charles Drayton II and Mary Middleton Drayton to Charles Drayton III, (Jeffersonton), 1835 February 7-8
Regarding (7th), a letter they had sent recommended a Mr. Hughes as overseer; their fears Charles III is unwell; Charles II's leg pain; (8th), the cold weather; food preparation; keeping warm; to be vary of Mr. Milliken and Mr. Caldwell; chastising Charles for not writing.
Mary Middleton Drayton to Charles Drayton III, (Jeffersonton), 1835 February 16
Chastising Charles for not writing; advice on food preparation; a letter from James; lack of money to pay bills; description of an extensive fire in downtown Charleston which destroys St. Philip's Church; advises Charles to communicate with neighbors but not to show "any suddeness"; their correspondence must not be seen by others.
Charles R. Floyd to Charles Drayton III, 1835 November 20
Notice requesting Drayton's attendance at meeting designed to organize a Cavalry Company for Camden County.