New England Freedmen's Aid Society daily record book entry, June 3, 1868
- Title
- New England Freedmen's Aid Society daily record book entry, June 3, 1868
- Date
- 06-03-1868
- Description
- Notes that a letter has been forwarded to the Society from teacher Ida S. Marshall, reporting that she is $20 in debt for board and much distressed about it. Her letter was referred to the Baltimore Association, which the writer of the entry believes is responsible for teacher board.
- References
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Ida S. Marshall
- School
- Churchville aka Asbury
- Related Financial Supporters
- New England Freedmen's Aid Society aka New England Branch of the American Freedmen's Union Commission
- Transcript
- Miss E. C. Putnam sends a letter written to their Society by Ida S. Marshall – their teacher in Churchville, Md., in which she says that she is $20 in debt for her board & is much distressed about it – asks if they can advise or help her.- Referred to Com. Wrote Mr. Janney enclosing extracts from Mrs. Marshall’s letter, & asking that he will attend to the matter as soon as possible.
Part of New England Freedmen's Aid Society daily record book entry, June 3, 1868