Personal letter from Sugg Drew to his sister concerning school and asking for money, September 24, 1876

Item — Folder: 425

Identifier: 4026.2015

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Description

Sugg wrote his sister and gave her an update on his time at the male seminary. He mentioned that no one like the Yankee superintendent but everyone like Mr. Vann. He told his sister to tell John that he went over to the female seminary and saw Miss Mary. Sugg asked his sister to ask if John could send him a dollar or two for him to buy tobacco. Letter signed Sugg Drew. Folder 425

Dates

September 24, 1876

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