Charles W. Chesnutt to King, Ramsey, Flynn & Pyle, 24 March 1922
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March 24, 1922.
Messrs. King, Ramsey, Flynn & Pyle,
Attorneys at Law,
Sandusky, Ohio.
Attention Mr. Flynn
Dear Sirs:
We have not yet received a remittance for our bill of $3.00 for services in re Franchetti vs. Wagner. In your letter to us of February 3rd, you stated that you had settled the case and expected the money to be paid over to the administrator in a week or ten days, when you would remit to us.1
Kindly give the matter attention and oblige.
Yours very truly, CWC/FLCorrespondent: King, Ramsey, Flynn & Pyle was a law firm in Sandusky, Ohio, that emerged from an earlier partnership between Edmund Burrit King (1850–1934) and Russell K. Ramsey (1878–1932), who were later joined by Joseph G. Pyle (1890–1940) and James F. Flynn (1887–1863), all White lawyers.
1. Chesnutt's stenography firm specialized in legal cases, and he and his staff billed many law firms for their services. The mentioned letter from King, Ramsey, Flynn & Pyle has not been located. [back]
