Business Letters: William Godbe, 1871-1881

File — Box: 2, Folder: 9

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Scope and Contents

January 17, 1871: Stenhouse writes about business precautions and putting jealousies behind them; February 12, 1871: Stenhouse tells Godbe that Elias and he must never expose themselves, not even to family. He says Godbe can trust him; February 13, 1871: Stenhouse writes about money for the printing office, and about Annie's wish to leave Godbe; September 17, 1877: Godbe writes to Campbell, Cullen and Co. regarding bullion and smelting facilities; March 24, 1881: to Mary Hampton Godbe from E. J. Sprague, regarding title for lot. One letter of unknown origin.

Dates

1871-1881

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