Papers of the Benjamin Franklin Yancey Family

J. Thomas Hewin to Benjamin Franklin Yancey, October 13, 1910

Legal matters | Place--Albemarle County, VA, other | Place--Richmond, VA

J. Thomas Hewin informs B.F. Yancey that he will soon be served a lawsuit by the Sheriff of Albemarle County.

J. Thomas Hewin
Attorney-at-Law
Richmond, VA

To: Prof. B.F. Yancey
Esmont, Va.
From: J. Thomas Hewin
attorney & counsellor-at-law
notary public
Richmond, Virginia
Postmark: Richmond, VA
OCT 13 1910
6 30 PM

October 13th, 1910

Prof. B.F. Yancey:
Sir:

You are going to have anotice of a lawsuit served on you in afew days by the S heriff of Albermarle Co. Now, don't you hurry here o n that account. I will attend to everything.

Don't say anything to any of the Councils where you go along. It will confuse them, and no good will be accomplished by it. Stay as long as you intend to stay, and write here for any information you may desire.

Yours truly,
J. Thomas Hewin

Published by: Virginia Center for Digital History

Source copy consulted: Papers of the Benjamin Franklin Yancey Family (MSS 11599), Alderman Library, University of Virginia

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