Harriman, Tennessee.
					   July 7, 1920.


Miss Idelle Keyes,
14 Charles River Square,
Boston, Mass.

My dear Miss Keyes:- Your letter from Philadelphia was
received to-day, and I am so sorry to learn you have
not been well.  I trust you will return home fully restored
in health.

I am very sorry the list of ancestors was lost in the
mails, but hope you can get the list from your order
book, including the two which you had not proven when
you went away, and send me as soon as you can.  Some time
later, when I can get extra blanks for copying the lines
I have, I want to send you my charts and have you examine
it to see if all Colonial ancestors, or ancestors having
services for Colonial Dames papers, have been found, as
I want a record of every one who had services, so that my
little daughter can have these papers all ready when she
is old enough to use them.

I shall be glad to hear from you again.

Sincerely yours,


CHK/K


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