Posteard, Richard D. Mudd, M. D. to Miss Bertha E. Malone.

I am out of the service. I have a girl typing
Baker's speeche Then I'll return the speech. Sorry
for the delay but have been very busy.

My new address is .e.

Sincerely, (signed RDM) Postmarked: Oct. 10, 1951

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Letter, Richard D. Mudd to Miss Bertha E. Malone.

2/1/52

Dear Mrs. Malone:

At long last I'm returning your copy of the
Baker speech. I cant tell you how much I have en-
joyead reading this. I had a copy made for my file.
I hope it hasnt inconvenienced you, to keep the speech
so long.

I guess I will be giving a talk to the Detroit
Genealogical Society on Mar. 8, I dont believe you
belong. The talk will be on my new book & will be
at the Detroit Library. ;

Thanks again.

Sincerely
(Signed) Richard Mudd.
Im now out of service.

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The house where the Bakers lived for years stood
where the present Hotel Porter now stands (in Lansing).
I went to school with Arthur Baker's twin sisters.

(Signed) Bertha Malone

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Dr. Mudd, now (1956) practicing in Saginaw, is
a grandson of the Dr. Mudd who set Booth's leg in
Maryland the night of the assassination of Lincoln.
I do belong to the Genealogical Society and I
heard Dr. Mudd's speech,
(signed) B. E. Me

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