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Julian Hawthorne autograph letter signed to James Thomas Fields, Concord, 3 May 1862

1862

Thanking him for bananas and describing his case of mumps.

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Julian Hawthorne autograph letter signed to James Thomas Fields, [Concord], 22 May 1864

1864

His mother is willing that the service for Nathaniel Hawthorne should take place in the church. Does not want her to know that the body was embalmed.

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Julian Hawthorne autograph letter signed to James Thomas Fields, [Concord], 25 July 1862

1862

Regrets that he and his father will not be able to dine with the Fields on their way to Maine.

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Julian Hawthorne autograph letter signed to James Thomas Fields, [Concord], November 1863

1863

Regrets he will not see [Fields] this vacation. Will send up Mrs. Baker's initials.

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Rose Hawthorne Lathrop autograph letter signed to Annie Adams Fields with appended note from Sophia Hawthorne to Annie Adams Fields, The Wayside, Concord, [September] 1861

1861

Has a family of paper dolls and a black kitten but finds it "so desolate to play alone." Is going to the mountains and then to Salem. Appended is a postscript by Sophia Hawthorne in which she writes that Rose's letter is "a melancholy cry for companionship." Intends to play with the child herself that winter. Dated "Sunday."

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Rose Hawthorne Lathrop autograph letter signed to Annie Adams Fields with postcript from Sophia Hawthorne postscript to Annie Adams Fields, Concord, 29 June 1862

1862

Was disappointed Mrs. Fields did not come to Una's party. Sprained her foot and it is not well even now. Appended is a postscript by Sophia Hawthorne where she invites her and Mr. Fields to visit between the 5th and the 15th of July when Mr. Hawthorne will be there.

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