Blackwell Family
Blackwell, Alice Stone
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
Watkins, Rose M.York Harbor, Me.,
July 20, 1920.
Mrs. Alice Blackwell Stone,
Dorchester
Mass.
Dear Madam,
I am writing this 
for a Mr. Wolfe who 
is a tailor here.
Miss Markell gave
him your name and address.
She is a lecturer in N.Y.
Mr. Wolfe is very 
anxious to find out
if he can who his parents

[*About C B*]are. He doesnot know.
His father was a Russian
General and mother his mother was
a political prisoner for 
life. He thinks that
possibly the woman called,
"the grandmother of the 
Russian revolutionists 
may be his mother. She 
was in Boston a short
time ago but he didnt 
have a chance to see
her. Did this woman 
have any children?
Mr. Wolfe would like 
to see you on this matter
Could you give him 
an interview? He 
could [see] come any 
Sunday or on a week

day after Sept 20. He
would rather come on
Sunday as he is anxious
about it and Sept 20
is sometime to wait.
I have taken an 
interest in this matter 
and hope I will have
a reply from you.
Very Sincerely,
(Mrs.) Rose M. Watkins
York Harbor
Maine
P.S. 
His age is now 56 and 
he says he looks like his [*mother*] [?mother]
they told him.
R. M. W.