Roll Number | 9 |
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Date | 16 Mar 1870 |
State | Maryland |
County | Cecil |
City/Town/Neighborhood | Elkton |
Other Locations Mentioned | Federalsburg |
Authors | Joesephine Gloucester |
Position | Teacher |
Recipient | Maj Vanderlip |
Other Names Mentioned | – |
Message Abstract | States that she is ready to go to Federalsburg and open school as directed. Inquires what route she shall take. |
Message Body | I receive your note & also one from Mr Corson requested me to open school at Fredsabburgh you will please answer giveing full particulars what route I shall take) Should nothing interven I shall open on Monday M/21 I cannot do otherwise as I understood I was to stay untill April 1 the school hear still Remain the same Number during this mont Please answer imediatley |
Pages | 877 |
Transcribers Notes | – |
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