Letter to Mrs. Chalmers

Dated October 2, 1866

Page 2 of 12


I had had most satisfactory
accounts of the "repentance
& faith" he showed on
on his death-bed, (thro' the
kindness of Mr. Dobbin,
the Secretary) I cannot tell you
how touching & comforting
it was to me to hear from
yourself what he said
to you & what you
thought of his state.
He was a merchant sailor
boy & when he was about
15, he was put on shore
at Balaclava in 1856
& taken into Hospital


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