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Milford Aprail [April] 28th 1859
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Lincoln May 5th[?] 1859
  
Hon. Lot M. Morrill
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Dear Gov
  
Dear Sir
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I have been informed their will soon be a vacancy in the office of Agt for Penobscot Indians. If this shall happen I would cheerfully recommend the appointment of Samuel W. Hoskins of Old Town believing him to be a gentleman well qualified for that place.
  
I take great pleasure in recommending to you Samuel W Hoskins Esq as a suitable person for agent for the penobscot tribe of Indians having known him for a long time and know him to be a man of strict moral habit and of an unblemished characer [character] and the appointment of him to that office would give universal satisfaction to all conserned [concerned] in the welfare of that once numerous but now peatered [petered] race.
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Most respectfully yours
  
Hoping this letter will meet with your approval
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J. W Stinchfield
 
 
I remain
 
 
 
yours truly [circled]
 
 
 
Stephen D. Brown
 

Latest revision as of 18:31, 28 August 2020

Lincoln May 5th[?] 1859

Dear Gov

I have been informed their will soon be a vacancy in the office of Agt for Penobscot Indians. If this shall happen I would cheerfully recommend the appointment of Samuel W. Hoskins of Old Town believing him to be a gentleman well qualified for that place.

Most respectfully yours

J. W Stinchfield