FAC152/1/19

Letter from Reverend Charles Edward Searle to George Thomas Askew. Sent from E [Earl] Stonham Rectory, Suffolk

13 March 1869

From: 1869 To: 1869

Tells George that the deliverer of his current letter is Mr [John] Cory, who George has already heard about, and a companion [possibly Mr Lapidge as mentioned in FAC152/1/20] and asks that George direct them to some work. Mr Cory is a decent man but better with a pencil than an axe. Mr Cory's father is an architect and he [Mr Cory] can draw well. Has asked Mr Cory as a reward for introcuding him to George to provide him [Charles] with a sketch of the George's mill and house and design the church of St George Chaminus. Is hoping to visit Odell after Easter and stay with the rector [William Cornish Hunt] and his bride.

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Searle, Charles Edward,
Askew, George Thomas,
Askew, Thomas George,
Cory, John,
Hunt, William Cornish,
Lapidge

Suffolk, Canada, British Columbia, ODELL