🚀 go-pugleaf

Situation: calling in from home, using a terminal with no
"delete" key.  I've got a backspace key, though, and
<CTRL><BACKSPACE> apparently sends the needed code to
equal a "true" delete.  In the basic Unix, I can use
stty erase '^H' and the backspace key, by itself,
will back up and delete the character.  Emacs, though,
doesn't recognize that I've done the stty in Unix,
and demands the <CTRL><BACKSPACE> to back up and erase.

Is there any entry I can make in my .login, .cshrc,
or .emacs files to get emacs to accept the backspace,
by itself, as a "normal" delete key?

Thanks a bunch!
Bob