EMORY UNIVERSITY
               SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS
                     ATLANTA, GA

                                POST OFFICE ADDRESS
OFFICE OF THE DEAN        EMORY UNIVERSITY, GEORGIA

                                        May 23, 1921.

Mr. C. K. Hill,
Harriman, Tennessee.

Dear Mr. Hill:

     In some fashion, your letter of April 18
was misplaced in my study at home, and I have just
found it again.  I am very sorry indeed for my
apparent discourtesy in failing to reply earlier.

     Contrary to your information, I am not in
any sense an authority on the Jack genealogy, though
I have gathered together a considerable number of
items on the history of the family.  The little
information I have does not throw any light on the
problem suggested in your letter.  My brother, Edwin
S. Jack, of Greensboro, Alabama, may be able to
direct you to some one who can give this information.
I am sure he will be very glad to do so if he can.
He knows the names of the people, in Alabama,
Mississippi, and North Carolina who have been working
on the history of the Jack family.  I shall keep your
letter with my Jack notes, and if ever I come upon any
item that would be of interest to you, I shall forward
it on.

     If you are ever in Atlanta, I should be
very glad to have you come out to the University to
see me.

                          Very sincerely yours,
              (signed)    Theodore H. Jack.
                          THEODORE H. JACK
                             Dean.

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