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1892-07-12 Letter: Sarah J. Wiggin to J. W. Lovering, Lot 2921, "curb mistaken for fence," 2014.020.015-013

Letter: Sarah J. Wiggin to J. W. Lovering, 1892
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Letter: Sarah J. Wiggin to J. W. Lovering, 1892

Subject: Curb mistaken for fence

N. Cambridge J. W. Lovering Esq

Sir,

The inclosed communication was received this morning - and I think there is some mistake regarding it- There is no fence in the [Ceudeu?] Lot 2921, but a granite curbing.

Very truly Sarah J Wiggin.

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