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Letter of Introduction from Thomas Griffith and John Seymour, 19 October 1838

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Asterisk (*) denotes a "featured" version, which includes an introduction and annotation Letter of Introduction from Thomas Griffith and John Seymour, 19 October 1838 Letterbook 2 History, 1838–1856, volume B-1 [1 September 1834–2 November 1838] “History of Joseph Smith”
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Oct, 19 1838
A Card—
We the undersigned personal acquaintances of firmly believe that the course which he has pursued in settling the claims, accounts &c against the former Citizens of , has done much credit to himself, and all others that committed to him the cares of adjusting their business with this community— which also furnishes evidence that there was no intention on their part of defrauding their Creditors.
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Oct, 19 1838
A Card—
We the undersigned personal acquaintances of firmly believe that the course which he has pursued in settling the claims, accounts &c against the former Citizens of , has done much credit to himself, and all others that committed to him the cares of adjusting their business with this community— which also furnishes evidence that there was no intention on their part of defrauding their Creditors.
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