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John M. Stone Papers

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Title	John M. Stone Papers
Original Collection	John M. Stone Papers
Folder Title	Correspondence-G
Date of Original Document	September 12, 1899
Description	In two letters sent by Helen Fearn Graves of Yazoo City, Graves writes to Stone regarding her son coming to school. She is uncertain about sending him due to the fact that he has never been to school away from home as well as the yellow fever outbreak in the state. She goes on to say that the only reason she feels comfortable sending him is because she does not feel like she is sending him to a stranger since, then governor, Stone was so kind to her when she was a refugee during the last break out of yellow fever. In the second letter she asks Stone for permission for her son to attend the inauguration of the governor in Jackson. September 12, 1899, January 11, 1900.
Digital Date	2012-09-27
Original Format	letter
Digital Format	JPEG
Digital ID	JMS_Folder09_Item010
Language	eng
Rights	Permission to reproduce these images must be obtained from the Mississippi State University Libraries.

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