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Rev. D. Burt to Thomas J. Rice, October 19th 1867
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Title
Rev
.
D
.
Burt
to
Thomas
J
.
Rice
,
October
19th
1867
Record type
Correspondence
Creator
Burt
,
D
.
Date of creation
1867-10-19
Series
Records of Superintendents of Education M1000
Description
This
letter
discusses
the
need
for a
school
in
McMinnville
.
Additional notes
Series
M1000
,
Reel
3
,
[Frame
1367-
1368]
Excerpt from record
“LR
No
450
Bureau
of
Refugees
,
Freedmen
, and
Abandoned
Lands
Tennessee
Nashville
October
19th
,
1867
Burt
D
.
Superintendent
of
Education
Makes
inquiries
whether
a
colored
school
at
McMinnville
has been
opened
or not.
Wants
to
know
if there
is
a
teacher
for
such
a
school
, if not, will
try
to
secure
one
.
Bureau
of
Refugees
,
Freedmen
, and
Abandoned
Lands
Agents
Office
Murfreesboro
21st
October
1867
The
school
at
McMinnville
is
now
in
operation
. Has been
supplied
with a
teacher
by
Dr
.
Rust—Agent—M.E
.
Freedmen’s
Aid
Society
Thomas
J
.
Rice
Agent
?
Murfreesboro
Tenn
.
L
Received
BRF
and
AL
October
22nd
,
1867
Nashville
,
Tenn
.
October
19th
,
1867
Thomas
J
.
Rice
Agent
Murfreesboro
Dear
Sir
:
I
wish
to
ascertain
whether
a
colored
school
has been
opened
at
McMinnvile
.
We
expended
$300
on the
school
house
and
desire
that they should have a
school
.
Dr
.
Rust
agent
of the
Freemen’s
Aid
Society
of the
M.E
.
Church
North
was to
consider
the
question
of
supplying
a
teacher
. If he has not
done
so
I
will
try
in
some
other
quarter
hoping
that the
people
at
McMinnville
will
do
all
in their
power
toward
the
school
. Will
you
please
answer
my
inquiry
or if
unable
to
do
so
refer
this
letter
to
someone
at
McMinnville
who
will
answer
it
at
once
.
Your
very
respectfully
D
.
Burt
Superintendent
of
Education
BRF&AL
Tenn.”
Geographic location
Murfreesboro (Tenn.)
Rutherford County (Tenn.)
Names that occur in the record
Burt, D.
Rice, Thomas J.
Rust
M. E Freedmen's Aid Society
Subject (LC)
African Americans--Social conditions
African Americans--Tennessee--Social conditions--19th century
Freedmen's schools and textbooks
Murfreesboro (Tenn.)
Race relations
Racism
Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877)--Tennessee--Rutherford County.
Rutherford County (Tenn.)
United States. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
Coverage
1860-1869
Contributing institution
National Archives and Records Administration
Medium
Microfilm
Bibliographic citation
[Document
title
,
date]
.
Records
of the
Superintendent
of
Education
for the
State
of
Tennessee
.
Bureau
of
Refugees
,
Freedmen
, and
Abandoned
Lands
,
1865-1870
.
Series
M1000
,
[Reel
number
,
Frame
number/s]
.
National
Archives
and
Records
Administration
,
Washington
,
D.C
.
Copyright status
Public domain
Collection name
Freedmen's Bureau Records
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Rev. D. Burt to Thomas J. Rice, October 19th 1867 