Roll Number | 5 |
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Date | 2 Nov 1869 |
State | Maryland |
County | Somerset |
City/Town/Neighborhood | Forktown [now Fruitland] |
Other Locations Mentioned | – |
Authors | G.T. Anderson |
Position | Teacher |
Recipient | Mr. D.G. Swain |
Other Names Mentioned | – |
Message Abstract | Inquires from what time he shall date his report |
Message Body | Dear Sir: I recieved your's of the 26th Please write me whether I shall report my School from the 25th of Oct (the day I opened School) or from the 1st of Nov. So as to say for the Month of Nov or to for the month commencing Oct 25th. Write me as soon as possible. Yours Very truly. |
Pages | – |
Transcribers Notes | – |
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