Author: William DuVal

In a letter to Thomas Jefferson, dated July 12, 1806, William DuVal updates the president on various items mentioned in the will of George Wythe, who died in June from probable poisoning.

In a letter to Thomas Jefferson, dated June 29, 1806, William DuVal recalls their mutual friend, George Wythe, who died earlier in the month by probable poisoning.

In a letter to Thomas Jefferson, dated June 19, 1806, William DuVal quotes to the president excerpts from the will of George Wythe, who died earlier in the month after allegedly being poisoned. Wythe had been Jefferson's law teacher.

In a letter to Thomas Jefferson, dated June 8, 1806, William DuVal tells the U.S. president about the death of George Wythe and the circumstances surrounding his alleged poisoning.

In a letter to Thomas Jefferson, dated December 10, 1806, William DuVal concludes a conversation on their mutual friend, George Wythe, who died allegedly by poisoning in June.

In a letter to Thomas Jefferson, dated November 21, 1806, William DuVal responds to the president's request for a portrait of George Wythe, his former teacher who died in June from probable poisoning.

In this letter to Thomas Jefferson, dated June 4, 1806, William DuVal tells the U.S. president that his friend, mentor, and teacher, George Wythe, has taken mortally ill after allegedly being poisoned.