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Do You Know Her? | |||
New York. Nov. 14th, 1906. | New York. Nov. 14th, 1906. | ||
Mr. John Mitchell, Jr., | Mr. John Mitchell, Jr., | ||
Dear Sir: | Dear Sir: | ||
In the New York Morgue is the body of a girl from Richmond, Va. by the name of | In the New York Morgue is the | ||
body of a girl from Richmond, Va. | |||
by the name of Rachel Pryor. Her | |||
mother once lived on William Street | |||
near Leigh Street in Richmond. As | |||
I understand she has a life insur- | |||
ance on the girl and if she is not | |||
heard from by Saturday morning | |||
her daughter will be buried in Pot- | |||
ter's Field. | |||
As I know of no other way I write to you; being an Editor per-haps you could find the poor girl's mother. I formerly lived in | As I know of no other way I | ||
write to you; being an Editor per- | |||
haps you could find the poor girl's | |||
mother. I formerly lived in Rich- | |||
mond and naturally I feel interested | |||
in it. | |||
Respectfully, | Respectfully, | ||
Latest revision as of 17:16, 6 November 2017
Do You Know Her?
New York. Nov. 14th, 1906. Mr. John Mitchell, Jr.,
Dear Sir: In the New York Morgue is the
body of a girl from Richmond, Va. by the name of Rachel Pryor. Her mother once lived on William Street near Leigh Street in Richmond. As I understand she has a life insur- ance on the girl and if she is not heard from by Saturday morning her daughter will be buried in Pot- ter's Field.
As I know of no other way I write to you; being an Editor per- haps you could find the poor girl's mother. I formerly lived in Rich- mond and naturally I feel interested in it.
Respectfully, Mrs. C. H TREADWELL 117 E. 84th St., New York City.