L. W. KELLEY, [Kelly?]
Attorney at Law,
504 Sears Building,
Tel. 2492, Boston.
Boston, Mass., Oct. 20, 1899.
Mrs. Margaret McQuade,
c/o Mr. Hugh Flack
11 Lane Ends, Tandragee, Ireland.
Dear Madam:
Some time ago Mr. Stewart, British Vice Consul,
at Boston, handed me your letter asking for
information in regard to your sister Mary Ann
Strain, of Ohio.
I have written a number of letters to an
attorney there and your sister's estate has not
yet been settled. Just as soon as the property is
sold they will send the money to me and I will
forward the same to you and your brother, Hugh
Strain.
I am hurrying up the matter as fast as possible
and am in hopes to be able to get some money out
of the estate.
I will keep you posted from time to time how
the affair is getting along. Any information you
desire in regard to your sister's property, if you
will kindly write to me I will tell you all about
it.
Hoping to get some money for you within a short
time, I remain
Yours truly, L. W. Kelley [Kelly?].
