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Do You Know Mr. Braxton. | Do You Know Mr. Braxton. | ||
HAGERSTOWN, MD, Sept. 9., '93. | HAGERSTOWN, MD, Sept. 9., '93. | ||
Editor Jno. Mitchell, Jr. | Editor Jno. Mitchell, Jr. | ||
Dear Sir: - A colored man named | |||
Dear Sir: - A colored man named William Braxton died here some two years ago leaving a lost will, | William Braxton died here some two | ||
years ago leaving a lost will, bequeathing | |||
some money to his children by his | |||
first wife, Susan, who are somewhere in | |||
Virginia, I had heard in Louisa county, | |||
then near Fredericksburg, then in Richmond. | |||
Their names are Menizer Braxton, | |||
William Braxton Agnes Braxton | |||
and Angeline Braxton. I understand | |||
that one of them is a minister in the | |||
Baptist Church. I was informed by a | |||
man in Chicago last week that if I send | |||
you 25c. you would insert a notice. I enclose | |||
one, which you can change to suit | |||
if any other form is preferable. | |||
Yours truly, | Yours truly, | ||
F.F. MCCOMAS. | F.F. MCCOMAS. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:38, 27 January 2019
Do You Know Mr. Braxton. HAGERSTOWN, MD, Sept. 9., '93. Editor Jno. Mitchell, Jr. Dear Sir: - A colored man named William Braxton died here some two years ago leaving a lost will, bequeathing some money to his children by his first wife, Susan, who are somewhere in Virginia, I had heard in Louisa county, then near Fredericksburg, then in Richmond. Their names are Menizer Braxton, William Braxton Agnes Braxton and Angeline Braxton. I understand that one of them is a minister in the Baptist Church. I was informed by a man in Chicago last week that if I send you 25c. you would insert a notice. I enclose one, which you can change to suit if any other form is preferable. Yours truly, F.F. MCCOMAS.