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75

30 October 1884

Dear Sir,
Policies 10320 and 10321
General Bray deceased

I now beg leave to enclose
formal admission of this claim.
As intimated in my letter
of the 10th instant. I have already written
to our Indian Branch respecting title,
and on receiving a reply will at
once communicate with you. Mean-
time I shall be glad to receive
the Deeds relating to the assign-

ments of which I have already
informed you we have received
notice.

Yours faithfully.
T. C. Young Actuary

A.W. Vaisey Esq.
Tring

75

30 October 1884

Dear Sir,
Policies 10320 and 10321
General Bray deceased

I now beg leave to enclose
formal admission of this claim.
As intimated in my letter
of the 10th instant. I have already written
to our Indian Branch respecting title,
and on receiving a reply will at
once communicate with you. Mean-
time I shall be glad to receive
the Deeds relating to the assign-

ments of which I have already
informed you we have received
notice.

Yours faithfully.
T. [?] Actuary

A.W. Vaisey Esq.
[?]

The John M. Woolsey Collection of Legal Documents, University of Virginia School of Law Library Special Collections.

http://archives.law.virginia.edu/records/mss/78-6