Cortlandt Whitehead letter, 1868.

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Cortlandt Whitehead letter, 1868.

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Handwritten, signed letter from Reverend Cortlandt Whitehead dated January 20, 1868. The content of the letter is written to an unknown clergyman assigned to Cheyenne, Wyo. inviting him to visit in Black Hawk in the following Spring or Summer. Whitehead briefly mentions Bishop [George Maxwell] Randall and other similar churches and clergymen nearby at Nevada City (Reverend J. Byrne) and Central City (Reverend A.B. Jennings).

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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