Supporting Documents

SD1000.  John Hornby to Samuel Moulton-Barrett (brother)

Published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 4, 350 (in part).

Port Antonio

30th April 1839

Dear Sir,

Mr Anderson the Solicitor has intimated to me, that you will pay the £100, which the late S. M. Barrett Esq. promised to the Erection a Wesleyan Chapel Brown’s Town St Anns; which promise, he states, Mr Barretts Brother has confirmed. I take this early opportunity of addressing you upon this subject as the chapel is now in a considerable state of forwardness, but the funds at command are not adequate to its completion. An early attention to this business would be a favour to those engaged in the building a line to The Rev. S. Simmons (my Successor) Stewart Town, or to me at this place will be acceptable and would oblige

your obedient Servant,

John Hornby

Wesleyan Missionary

 

S. M. Barrett Esq

Cinnamon Hill

St James

Address, on integral page: S. M. Barrett Esq / Cinnamon Hill / Little River P.O.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Eton College Library.

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