“There is no event more popularly remembered and referred
to than the granting of the Magna Charta at Runnemede”


             Baronial Order of Runnemede

Office of the Genealogist      (Embossed seal    417 West 114 Street
Mr. Charles H. Browning        of Baronial       New York City
Ardmore, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.  Order of          16 July 1924
                               Runnemede)

Mr. C.K. Hill, S.A.R.
Dear Mr. Hill, I have corrected your
Isham-Eppes ped(igree) where it needed to be,
to have it correspond with the “last words,”
and sent it and nom(ination) paper to Signet
and check to the Purse,--as there is nothing
"the matter" with the ped(igree)--you should get
results this Fall,-- maybe before.
I asked Wm. Clement to write to you about the
“M.C. Barons” book (1915 issue), I have nothing
to do with its sale.

It’s thoughtful of you wishing to “pay” me for
putting your ped(igree) claim to rights, but it’s against
the Rules,”  I could—officially, have handed
it back to you, but feeling like it, I fixed  it
and passed it on. And that’s all.  I can’t
“make a ped(igree); take pay for it, and then officially
pass upon it.  “It’s not done”.—(**) at the
College of Heralds, London.

                            Very truly yours,
                            C.H. Browning

(**=one or two words not decipherable)


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