Letter from Nancy McEwan Green to 'Peck and Ann', Orlando, September 3, 1968 (page 1 of 3)

Scanned page 268 of Book 2 — Scan of original. Open full size →

The first leaf of a three-page handwritten letter, in blue ink.

Dear Peck and Ann,

Thank you both so very much for the darling little sweater you sent Theodore McEwan. He will certainly be able to use it this winter. I know it will look precious on him and being white it will go with so many things.

We had him christened Sun. and I must say he was pretty good — didn’t cry until the

AI Notes

First page of a three-page handwritten letter from Nancy McEwan Green of Orlando to her uncle and aunt James Pickens Walker Jr. (‘Peck’ or ‘Pick’) and his wife Ann Knight Walker in Jacksonville, thanking them for a white sweater they sent for her newborn son Theodore McEwan Green (born 13 July 1968 — see page 244). The letter is dated at the foot of the third page ‘Sept. 3, 1968’ and the envelope is postmarked Orlando, 5 SEP 1968 (page 266). Written in blue ink in a flowing cursive hand on letterhead bearing Nancy’s monogram ‘NMG’ (page 267).