Accession: 656B.69.050
Editorial Title: Caroline "Carrie" E. Church to Mary Baker Eddy, December 20, 1886
Author: Caroline "Carrie" E. Church 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: December 20, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Caroline "Carrie" E. Church on embossed lined paper from Union City, Pennsylvania.
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Union City Erie Co. Pa.
Dec. 20/86
Mrs Mary B. G. Eddy
Dear Madam

Having recently heard of your work and having a brother sick, as many M.D.'s Say in the last stages of ConsumptionEditorial Note: tuberculosis, who went to CaliforniaAs Written:Cal. last Sept- for his health but has seemed to be failing ever since, thought I would write you to see if you thought there was any possibility of your doing anythingAs Written:any thing for him he is at Pasadena Los Angeles Co.Editorial Note: Pasadena, California Name C. H. Church has a wife and two childrenEditorial Note: Church was married to Alice M. Church (b. Cady) (1852-1893), and they had two daughters: Gertrude Hatch (b. Church) (1878-1940) and Marjorie E. Mullin (b. Church) (1882-1937).. I know nothing of your manner of treating patients, but hope and pray if you can do anythingAs Written:any thing for him that you will let us know, seems as though if you could not our last hope will be gone. I hope you will think of it and please let me hear from you very soon

Respectfully yours
Miss Carrie E. Church
Union City Erie Co Pa
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Union City Erie Co. Pa.
Dec. 20/86
Mrs Mary B. G. Eddy
Dear Madam

Having recently heard of your work and having a brother sick, a [?] Unclear or illegible s many M.D.'s Say in the last stages of ComnsumptionEditorial Note: tuberculosis, who went to Cal.Expanded:California last Sept- for his health but has seemed to be failing ever since, thought I would write you to see if you thought there was any possibility of your doing any thingCorrected:anything for him he is at Pasadena Los Angeles Co.Editorial Note: Pasadena, California Name C. H. Church has a wife and two childrenEditorial Note: Church was married to Alice M. Church (b. Cady) (1852-1893), and they had two daughters: Gertrude Hatch (b. Church) (1878-1940) and Marjorie E. Mullin (b. Church) (1882-1937).. I know nothing of your manner of treatin [?] Unclear or illegible g patients, but hope and pray if you can do any thingCorrected:anything for him that you will let us know, seems as though if you could not our last hope will be gone. I hope you will think of it and please let me hear from you very soon

Respectfully yours
Miss Carrie E. Church
Union City Erie Co Pa
 
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tuberculosis Pasadena, California Church was married to Alice M. Church (b. Cady) (1852-1893), and they had two daughters: Gertrude Hatch (b. Church) (1878-1940) and Marjorie E. Mullin (b. Church) (1882-1937).