Georgetown,South Carolina. February 24th, 1923. “HASTY POINT” Dear PLANTATION Marriner: I shortly,I we in wrote to you some time we moved in from the the plantation,but believe,after did not town move There are paying small out to two negro families cash wages for his and both families and they both watch out all they take early iast Island.O0n have since fall our been return boarding now on Hasty Point,to one I am services as general care taker for fire and look after the on the small plot of raise property ground each is to cultivate. The furniture is locked up in the dwelling house and whenever TI have driven out it all seems perfectly safe. T think ole Ezekil Small,the care taker,is honest and,as far as a nigear can be,reliable I did out to men no advertising this winter,but had several northern look at the property,without however making a sale,in Fact,I do not know of a plantation having been sold in this vicinity tor a long time,but I hope within a year or two properties of that kind will again be sought after About the middle of March I will be leaving for Toledo,Ohio, to join Mrs.Me Cormick,who is now there,and we will probably remain until next winter.While there I will see what I can do towards organizing a club to take over the plantation,foer since war times handed there have “the Remember does nob price" Mrs.Me seem Cormick to be many and I kindly individuals to all the who single family.T trust both your father and mother are enjoying good health. It would please me greatly to have your father write to me some time and I will also be glad to hear from you whenever the spirit moves. Wishing you and all the family every success and happiness,I remain ever sincerely Your friend Drea sy aAALA ve CLLLY Aight tee SE, Tete (MAA 2/2 ey 292 LAS \, Ok e/a “4 c ee 9974 ot ardht Ppfertoar Cov ber