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Freedmen's Bureau Records: Crammond Kennedy to Thomas P. Jackson, October 18, 1867

Summary:
Kennedy writes that an "educated woman of color" has been appointed to teach in Staunton.

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New York Branch
Freedmans Union Commission
No. 30 Vesey Street.
(Late National Freedman's Relief Association.) Thos. P. Jackson Esq.
Staunton, Va.

Oct. 18th, 1867

New York,

Dear Sir

I am glad in answer to your favor of the 16th. inst., to inform you that we have appointed Miss L.A. Smith recommended to us as a well educated woman of color, an additional teacher at Staunton. I have applied for her transportation. You may expect her about the 1st proximis.

With Kindest Regards to Miss Rowell,

I am yours truly,

Crammond Kennedy
Cor.Sec.