Jevons, Thomas, New York, New York, to Monsignor Robert Seton, Jersey City, New Jersey, 1884 March 22

He thanks Seton for the document Jevons was thinking of. He will show it to the president of the bank who may use them in the History. The Elizabeth Jevons referred to is a daughter of Jevons' father's brother, Timothy Jevons . He knew that her husband, Alfred Bonham, was well connected but did not know the details Seton gave. The first Mrs. Sandbach? was Jevons' cousin Margaret Roscoe, daughter of Edward Roscoe, son of "Patriarch." Jevons can remember a statue by Gibson which they had just placed in an octagonal room. :: II-1-b A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.