Standing Responds Hill Children Should Remain at School

Date
March 22, 1890

Alfred John Standing responds to the Office of Indian School regarding a letter from Cornelius Hill. Standing indicates the three students mentioned were transferred from the Martinsburg Indian School. Two of the students are on the outing program and the oldest is in the fourth grade. Due to their age, Standing recommends that they remain at Carlisle. In addition, their oldest brother, attending Hampton Institute, has expressed his desire that they remain at Carlisle as long as possible.

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Repository
National Archives and Records Administration
Location
RG 75, Entry 91, box 606, 1890-#8973
Standing Responds Hill Children Should Remain at School