The wife of Andrew Jackson, Jr.—Miss Yorke of Philadelphia—Well
educated and accomplished—Her marriage—Goes to the White House a
bride—Affection for General Jackson—He compliments her to a
Pennsylvania delegation—Shares the honors of hostess—A devoted
daughter to General Jackson—His declining years soothed by
her—The hospitality required of her—A heavy tax—Her dependents
her special care—A happy mother—Death of her father and her
husband—Alone with her children—The Hermitage a place of
memories—Death of a son—Still at the Hermitage—The estate owned
by the State of Tennessee—A peaceful old age 329