My dear Mr. Hill:-
               I am sorry
I have been so long in
replying to your enquiries in
regard to offices held by
the ancestors you mentioned.
I sent you about five days
ago some data and also a
“History of the Jack family”
some time before that. I hope
you have received both
and will get some help
from them.  I hope to be
able to send you Rev. Thomas

(page two)

Reese as a Colonial ancestor—
The N.C. eligibility list says “Pastors of
Churches whose  patriotic services and
sermons have been recorded in history.”
Will see what I can do about the
Jasper line but will have to
get it from a paper on file.
Also will let you know of any
others I may be able to get.

Your sister’s application has not
been received yet but I hope
will be here for the June meeting.

I do not know of any office held
by Thomas Spratt, father of Susan
Spratt, who married Thomas Polk.

I have been very much awash?
with work for the C. D. Society, but
the season will soon be over, and
then I will have more time to
devote to my genealogical work.
I have had Pedigree papers of
twenty-five new members to examine
since Jan. 1st, besides writing out
some of the  papers.  Will let you
know as soon as I can get anything
of value to you.  Hoping I am not
inconveniencing you by being so slow,
(page three)

I am with best wishes,
               Yours cordially
               Mary Sumner Kingsburg.

May 9th 1921.
 


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