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91 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. Education, D.C. &c Washington, Sept. 17th 1869. [[underlined]] Corson Col. R. R. [[/underlined]] Dear Sir: I send you a list. It contains some old names and some new ones. The new I have good evidence will prove good. The old we have tried. I am not certain that Miss [[underlined]] Gordon [[/underlined]] wants to teach. I wish we had a better person in the place of Miss [[underlined]] Cornish. [[/underlined]] I don't know that the [[underlined]] Cummings [[/underlined]] sisters wish to teach. If they do, I would like to send them to a new place. They have not applied to me. I have had trouble in settling with Miss [[underlined]] A. H. Cummings, [[/underlined]] and am out myself over $30.00, with her and others. Wish the society would make it good. Paying the teachers and keeping their account for books, and paying them is a real trouble. Will you appoint the list, or do you want vouchers for the new names. There are over eight places in Maryland, for which, I want to secure teachers, and societies to support them. 1 | [[underlined]] W. V. James [[/underlined]] | Frostburg | Alleghany Co. 2 | [[underlined]] Jane Knight [[/underlined]] | Nottingham | Prince George " [[ditto for: Co.]] 3 | [[underlined]] [[?Bellie]] Gordon [[/underlined]] | Upper Marlboro | " " " [[dittos for: Prince George Co.]] 4 | [[underlined]] Emeline Sulivan [[/underlined]] | Woodville | " " " [[dittos for: Prince George Co.]] 5 | [[underlined]] S. W. Gains [[/underlined]] | Piscataway | " " " [[dittos for: Prince George Co.]] 6 | [[underlined]] P. C. Grove [[/underlined]] | Forrestville | " " " [[dittos for: Prince George Co.]] 7 | [[underlined]] A. P. Bell [[/underlined]] | Open Run | " " " [[dittos for: Prince George Co.]] 8 | [[underlined]] Wm. H. Foster [[/underlined]] | Great Mills | St. Marys Co. 9 | [[underlined]] John Cajoy [[/underlined]] | Leonardtown | " " " [[dittos for: St. Marys Co.]] 10 | [[underlined]] Hattie M. Brown [[/underlined]] | Bladenburg | Prince George Co. 11 | [[underlined]] James H. Brooks [[/underlined]] | Ridge | St. Marys Co. 12 | [[underlined]] M. H. Bailey, Miss [[/underlined]] | St. Clements | " " " [[dittos for: St. Marys Co.]] 13 | [[underlined]] John E. Fletcher [[/underlined]] | Fairfield | " " " [[dittos for: St. Marys Co.]] 14 | [[underlined]] Susan D. Brown [[/underlined]] | Chaptico | " " " [[dittos for: St. Marys Co.]] 15 | [[underlined]] T. B. Snowden [[/underlined]] | Pisgah | Charles Co. 16 | [[underlined]] F. K. West, Miss [[/underlined]] | Poolsville | Montgomery Co. 17 | [[underlined]] Susan Morris [[/underlined]] | Oak Hill | " " [[dittos for: Montgomery Co.]] 18 | [[underlined]] C. L. York [[/underlined]] | Barnesville | " " [[dittos for: Montgomery Co.]] 19 | [[underlined]] Matilda Bond [[/underlined]] | Olney | " " [[dittos for: Montgomery Co.]] 20 | [[underlined]] Jennie Campton [[/underlined]] | Norbeck | " " [[dittos for: Montgomery Co.]] [[end page]] [[start page]] 21 | [[underlined]] Henrietta E. Fletcher [[/underlined]] | Point of Rocks | Fredrick Co. 22 | [[underlined]] Ophelia Kelley [[/underlined]] | Williamsford | Washington " [[ditto for: Co.]] 23 | [[underlined]] Anna N. Mason [[/underlined]] | Sunderlandville | Calvert " [[ditto for: Co.]] 24 | [[underlined]] Mary E. Cornish [[/underlined]] | West River | Anne Arundel " [[ditto for: Co.]] 25 | [[underlined]] Ellen Watts [[/underlined]] | Gatesville | " " " [[dittos for: Anne Arundel Co.]] [[line across page]] 92 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. Education, D.C. &c Washington, Sept. 17th 1869. [[underlined]] Smith Rev. E. P. [[/underlined]] Dear Sir: Will you send Miss [[underlined]] Hay [[/underlined]] back to Prince Fredrick, Calvert Co., this term? I hope so. Miss [[underlined]] Watson [[/underlined]] wants to go to Port Deposit, Cecil Co. I would like to have you send her there. Will you? Can you give us more teachers? We need teachers very much. Respectfully Yours, (Sgd.) John Kimball, Supt. Education. [[line across page]] 93 Bureau R.F. and A.L. Office Supt. Education, D.C. &c Washington, Sept. 17th 1869. [[underlined]] Hatfield Rev. E. F. [[/underlined]] Dear Sir: Chambers wants to stay in the work longer. I would like to have him stay where he is, at Robynstown. What do you say? They want [[underlined]] Gould [[/underlined]] to remain at Oakville. I do not know that he wants to stay, but if he does, will you continue him? [[underlined]] J. J. Carter [[/underlined]] wishes a good place longer. I would like him to take [[underlined]] Swans [[/underlined]] place at West River. Will you send him. I want a large number of teachers, over eighty (80) in Maryland. I do not know how many of those now in the field would like to remain, or how many of them you would support. I hope you will give Md. at least 30 good teachers, for the term opening Oct. 1st. Truly Yours, John Kimball [[/signature]] Supt. Education.
