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S. G. Finney letters to his son George, 1886-1898
1889-12-02 Page 4
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(4) It might be less trouble to settle up the business, but really I am at a loss to know what kind of a divission to Make Perhaps it will be best to let all the property go through a course of Law, and let it be divided up, and then no one can curse me for not giving them all they would like to have. I have made more free to write to you than any one else of the family, I dare not say any thing at home because I know how it would be met. Well as my paper is nearly full I must conclude. it is hard for me to write my eyes are so poor, write when ever you can, from your Father &c S.G. Finney Read this good.
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(4) It might be less trouble to settle up the business, but really I am at a loss to know what kind of a divission to Make Perhaps it will be best to let all the property go through a course of Law, and let it be divided up, and then no one can curse me for not giving them all they would like to have. I have made more free to write to you than any one else of the family, I dare not say any thing at home because I know how it would be met. Well as my paper is nearly full I must conclude. it is hard for me to write my eyes are so poor, write when ever you can, from your Father &c S.G. Finney Read this good.
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