Letter from Mary A. Coheel, 10 March 1891
Prest Wilford Woodruff
Dear Bro:
My daughter, her husband and four
children living at Kent in England
want to come to Utah.
The Relief Society of this place, have
donated (90) ninety Dollars, and I have
got (35) Thirty five dollars, myself, by
Washing and Sewing. I think that we
could get a little more, say 10 or 15 Doll-
ars. I wish to know if you would or
could help me to the remainder to Emi-
grate them. I send you a note from
Elder Elisha H Davis whos had been
traveling in that District, which says
it will take ($250) Two Hundrend and fifty
Dollars, the Two eldest are girls, my son-
in-law, will not agree to let his wife, or
children, come a head, for fear he will
loose his situation.
I certainly would be, and consider my
self under lasting obligations to you if
you could pave the way to assist them to
the remainder necessary to Emigrate
them. Please write me what can be
done in the Premises.
Very Respectfully, Mary A. Coheel
[Pr]. S.
