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Ferrisburgh 12 Mo 4th 1864

My dear Cousin The two enclosed letters came into my hand
yesterday & the day before. I wrote immediately to E. C. Manchester
stating the existence & whereabout of Cousin [Thos's?] sisters & half
brother & recommending him to address any communication
he might wish to make, to [underline]thee[/underline] as thou hast sons who
were capable of transacting any necessary business. I trust you
will be successful in obtaining your rights. Cousin Thomas B.
Stevens will doubtless obtain from some competent lawyer the
necessary method of procedure in order to identify [underline]you[/underlin] as the
lawful heir. I think there can be no doubt of your success -
Sister A. is writing to thee so I will not forstall her

All well

With [Endeared?] affection thy loving cousin

Robt T. Robinson