A one-page typed letter from Henry Augustus Middleton Smith to his cousin, Susan Alston, in which he tells her that he is enclosing two receipts from the Charleston City Sheriff and the Charleston City Treasurer for her payment of the street construction tax. These receipts are included, totaling $28.96 and $57.80 respectively. Smith also mentions that these receipts are under the name of Susan's deceased father, Charles Alston, Senior, and that he intends to rectify that mistake.
Susan Alston's 1916-17 insurance policy for 21 East Battery, which values the building and its contents at $12,000, insured by a $40.80 premium. This also includes a letter from Henry Augustus Middleton Smith to his cousin Susan Alston explaining the details of the policy and Susan Alston's paid bill to F.M. Robertson Insurance Company.
Susan Alston's 1917-18 insurance policy for 21 East Battery, which values the building and its contents at $12,000, insured by a $40.80 premium. This includes a letter from F.M. Robertson to Susan Alston which explains the renewal of the policy and the paid bill.
A one-page handwritten letter from Edward Lewis & Son to Charles Pringle Alston in which they agree to put up an iron pipe and wire fence with a brick foundation at 21 East Battery. They also agree to put up a wire fence with a wood frame.
Charles Pringle Alston's paid bill for services including making a packing box, putting posts in the chicken yard, and fixing the fowl house and gate, totaling $5.55.
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