To Thomas Jefferson from Mary Tayloe Page, 3 February 1825

Dr Sir

Fredericksburg. Feby 3d 1825

I take the liberty of introducing to your kind attention. my grandson Mann A Page. whose Grandfather you once honoured with your friendship, and with his name I flatter myself he interests his virtues, as well as his own Fathers. he wishes to be among the first to enter the unviersity. you have devoted so large a share of your time too. and I most sincerely hope you will see it prosper and repay you the trouble you have taken, he has always looked up to your Character with Respect and veneration, and I shall feel myself under great obligations to you. for any attention shewn him. and I am sure he will be gratefull, as well as myself,

I sincerely hope that you enjoy health and every blessing you have so richly earned; with every Sentiment of Esteem and Regard—I am Dr Sir.

yr obt Sert

Mary Page.

MHi.

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