Letter from Morris to his son Thomas. This letter talks about mortality in the city (from the yellow fever epidemic) and mentions his son William, who died two weeks later on October 9, 1798. This mentions his wife, and daughter Maria, and their health. It also mentions the fever in New York and other ports. (L-3)
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