Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 2
where I received a letter from my father and mother in law
stating that Samuel Deming had turned him off from the
mill which he had rented and occupied all his lifetime to old
age and after he had spent the last summer in repairing the mills
and when they were ready to start and the Winter coming
on he turned him off without notice.
At New York I also received a letter
from President Young in answer to the one I wrote him from
Chicago and several days after its receipt I wrote a long
letter to President Young ^him^ informing him of the recklessness of
William Smith and George J. Adams during that season
