Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History & Culture Enduring Connections: Exploring Delmarva's Black History

Record Detail

Record #225 from Freedmen's Bureau Correspondence on Schools, 1869-1870

Roll Number 9
Date 25 Feb 1870
State Maryland
County Queen Anne
City/Town/Neighborhood Centreville
Other Locations Mentioned
Authors Chas. A Harrison
Position
Recipient Maj W L Vanderlip
Other Names Mentioned Mr. Pimbrook
Message Abstract States that letter from Supt. returning deed to Mr. [[underlined]] Primbrook [/underlined]] mentioned a blank form of deed as enclosed, but it was not found: that he will see it attended to as soon as forwarded.
Message Body Sir: Mr. Primbrook recd a letter from you this morning enclosing the Copy of Deed sent by him to you and also stating that you had enclosed a blank form deed to be executed by him to the Trustees and returned. By some inadvertency the blank [[underlined]] was not enclosed [/underlined]] by you. Please forward it and I will see that it is properly attended to. I have written to Mrs. Lovell but recd no answer up to date.
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