| Editor's Introductory Notes: 1768 (3003 words) |
 | She was preparing for the opening of her college at Trevecca on August 24, 1768, of which Fletcher became the first President early in January, with Easterbrook as Assistant. |
| Fletcher thanks Lady Huntingdon on January 3, 1768, for recommending him, and says: 'I hope he will be the captain of the school [the college at Trevecca], and a great help to the master, as well as a spur to the students. |
| They had 'a tolerable measure of this world's good.' She died on August 17, 1826, and was buried in the Minster Yard by the side of her husband, who passed away a few years earlier. |
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