Gay-Teague Hotel
E. C. Taylor, Manager
531 South Perry St.
Montgomery, Ala.

My dear Lyon:
I am writing just a line to let you know that my heart is with you in your times of darkness. Your sorrow must be great, but I
trust your hope is even greater. See these world jars will end at last & there will surely be a bright & beautiful tomorrow - these will cause real recompense, a happy renewal of the old and a joy that no man, not death itself, can steal away from us.
Affectionately
Robt. Tyler

Sisters Lettie and Lizzie ask me to extend to you their and sympathy
R. T.

125 Lex. Ave.
New York
Mar 24-1894

Dear Lyon:
Lizzie sent me Allan's last report several days ago, but this is the first opportunity I have had to write to you about it. Of course I shall write Lizzie to withdraw him from Wm & Mary

at once. Won't you, however, keep him for a little while until I am ready to let him come to N. Y. when I will give him a chance to have a business education & try to put him to work. It seems about the only chance left.
Sen. [Groce] & I propose to start a small housekeeping establishment here & will take care

of Aunt Lou.
Of course we have all been greatly shocked by Mr. Campbell's death. I nursed him through his last illness of nineteen days. Please drop me a line to let me know if Allan will be all right for the present. 
Yours affcly
Ro. Tyler

126 East 19 Street
New York
Apl. 14-1894

Dear Lyon:
Enclosed find P.O. order for $17.75 with which will you kindly pay Allan's indebtednesses as follows: 
Mrs. Armistead for
Brand, 8 days $4.00
W. G. Overton 6.00
K. S. Fraternity 6.25
C. L. Hepburn 1.50
$17.75
I would not trouble you with this, but I know

of no one else to apply to & do not like to send the sums in small amounts to their [?] distributions.
Allan reached here safely last night. I hope our business  venture will be good for him. Let me thank you for all
your kindness to him. Please let me know if anything is due the College, & I will remit it at once. Should you [?] come to N. Y. be

sure to look us up & take pot luck.
Yours affectionately
Ro. Tyler

Alabama Children's Home Society
(Incorporated)
A statewide inter-denominational work for homeless, orphan and needy children, supported entirely by voluntary donations

State Headquarters 82 Vandiver Building Phone 2043
L. A. Odom, State Superintendent
Mrs. L. A. Odom, Assistant Superintendent

Address all Communications to
Alabama Children's Home Society

Montgomery, Ala., Jan. 17, 1916.

Dr. Lyon G. Tyler, Pres.
William & Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va.

Dear Lyon:-
I thank you very much for the pamphlet containing Gordon's speech at the unveiling of the Tyler Monument. I have read it with much interest and think it a peculiarly clear account of Grand-father's patriotic life. The picture of the monument, too, and the half tone of Healey's portrait were exceptionally fine. I am indeed glad to have the pamphlet.
I regret very deeply that, at the last moment, I found it impossible to attend the unveiling ceremonies at Richmond; as I fully
anticipated being able to do so! The Alabama contingent of Tylers was, however, well represented in the persons of Sister  Lousie and Priscilla Griffin. Believe me.
Very affectionately yours,
Robt. Tyler