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Letter: Gustavus Farley to J. W. Lovering, 1882

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Letter: Gustavus Farley to J. W. Lovering, 1882

subject: Mistaken identity

Cambridge May 27./82

J.W. Lovering Esq.
Dear Sir
You have
made a Mistake in the number
of Lot. leaving an unsightly
fence. My Lot is No. 1805
but has no fence. four corner
stones only.
Respt yrs
Gustavus Farley

Letter: Gustavus Farley to J. W. Lovering, 1882

subject: Mistaken identity

Cambridge May 27./82

J.W. Lovering Esq.
Dear Sir
You have
made a Mistake in the number
of Lot. leaving an unsightly
fence. My Lot is No. 1805
but has no fence. four corner
stones only.
Respt yrs
Gustavus Farley

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