Letter [microform] [n.d.], to his son, Albert Hawley.

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Letter [microform] [n.d.], to his son, Albert Hawley.

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Telling of his attendance at the funeral of D. Marshall of Carthage, Illinois, and his visit to the jail "where Jo and Hiram [sic] Smith were murdered."

1 p. ; holograph; partial reel : microfilm ; 35 mm.

Harold B. Lee Library

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