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Dear Sir: - A colored man named  
Dear Sir: - A colored man named  
William Braxton died here some two  
William Braxton died here some two  
years ago leaving a lost will, bequeath-
years ago leaving a lost will, bequeathing
ing some money to his children by his
some money to his children by his
first wife, Susan, who are somewhere in  
first wife, Susan, who are somewhere in  
Virginia, I had heard in Louisa county,  
Virginia, I had heard in Louisa county,  
then near Fredericksburg, then in Rich-
then near Fredericksburg, then in Richmond.
mond. Their names are Menizer Brax-
Their names are Menizer Braxton,
ton, William Braxton  Agnes Braxton  
William Braxton  Agnes Braxton  
and Angeline Braxton. I understand  
and Angeline Braxton. I understand  
that one of them is a minister in the  
that one of them is a minister in the  
Baptist Church. I was informed by a  
Baptist Church. I was informed by a  
man in Chicago last week that if I send  
man in Chicago last week that if I send  
you 25c. you would insert a notice. I en-
you 25c. you would insert a notice. I enclose
close one, which you can change to suit  
one, which you can change to suit  
if any other form is preferable.  
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.