Letter to [Horace Waller?]

Author(s) & contributor(s): Jacob Wainwright

Date(s): 15 September 1875

Place(s) of creation: Mombasa. East Africa

Repository: University of Birmingham. Cadbury Research Library (Birmingham, United Kingdom)

Shelfmark / Identifier: CMS/B/OMS/C A5 O1/19

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Recd Oct 16/75

C.C.F. 10.9

HW. 20/10

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Mombasa East Africa.

September 15th 1875

S.
Private

My dear Sir

Much thanks to you & to
your family. I have received the knife
which you have kindly sent me.
It is the best, useful & most va-
luable knife I ever had. I shall
take great care of it one would
take much interest to see it.
I am still at Kisulutimi. I am going
on with the school with few child-
ren to which some are added from
the rescued slaves. May Heaven
conduct and help us in this & this
may be the means of bringing the route
to the eternal joy.

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I have received the letter from Dr
Foster. There are much work going on
at Frere Town. The consul was very -
much delighted with the place.

Mr Sparshott will be soon coming.
  Please to give my best regards to
  Winifred & Claude. I have a great de-
  sire to come and see you once more.

                                I remain yours
                                        affect & grateful
                                    Jacob Wainwright
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