Acc 12444 Kessingland Suffolk
July 10th 1874
Dear Sir
I am sorry to say that
your pen and mine for a long time
did not converse with each other.
I have wrritten to you since I have
received that book and the tracks
and the photo-graphs from you
and I think twice. I am now
dewelling in Suffolk in the
village Kessingland by name
about 900 or more people in the
village. on the north of this village
there is a place called Lowestoft -
the most easterly point of England
many people come to bathe here
on account of the fine weather
But most of the people come in
the summer season.
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I am now staying with Revd W. S
Price who is taking the s^uprintend[-]
ant of the East African mission
and probably we shall go together
after a month or so. His wife is
also going with him, to Mom[-]
basa near Zanzibar, were the
mission stations is to be started.
My kind regards to all in
your house, and I will add
that you will inform one
in answering this letter.
The adress of your letter
should be ----
Mr Jacob Wainwright
c/o Revd W. S Price
Kessingland
Wangford
Suffolk
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