The Brigham Young Center

Gt. Salt Lake City
June 6th, 1867

Prest. B. Young Jr.
Liverpool,

Dear Son:

Since my last advice I have drawn upon you the following drafts Nos. 987, £8.0.0; 988, £29.13.0; 989, £3.1.0; 990, £20.0.0; 991, £10.0.0; 992, £3.0.0; 993, £2.0.0; 994, £2.0.0; 995, £3.0.0; 996, £, 1.10.0; 997, £20.0.0; 998, £2.0.0; 999, £4.0.0; 1000, £10.0.0; 1001, £2.0.0; 1002, £5.0.0; 1003, £5.0.0; 1004, £1.11.0; 1005, £12.0.0; 1006, £40.0.0; 1007, £3.4.0; 1008, £2.6.0; 1009, £10.0.01 1010, £23.8.0; 1012, £14.5/6.

J.M. Moody, the sender of draft no. 479, for £7.2.8, wants the draft returned, please do so and charge to Trustee in Trust.

Have you received payment of Mr. Collinson's I.O.U, favor of Christopher Layton for $60.00

Referring to your letter of Feby. 9th -- Draft no. 479, £7.2.8, favor of Daniel Pool, care of John Kay, was mailed to G.Q. Cannon, April 21/64

The sender of draft no 551, for £4.10.0, favor of George Major, 27 Cambridge St. Jomei Road, Porstmouth; wants the amount repaid to him because George Major does not intend to emigrate. If you have not paid the amount, charge it to Trustee in Trust and advise me

The sender of draft no 828, for £21.0.0, favor of Mrs. James Steel, Johnston branch, Glasgow, says that she is in destitute circumstances and he wishes the full amount to be paid to her.

Please collect the enclosed draft of Mary Ann Stalon and Emily Hart, for £20.0.0 from Mrs. Eliza Lewis, Rickmansworth, Herts, and credit to Trustee in Trust, and advise me.

I Remain
Your Father

Brigham Young