April 12, 1933.
 
Dear Henry:-
 
        I am enclosing the deed for the land on the Tompkins 
farm taken by the new highway, as made out by Arthur Halpin.
Would you be good enough to check this and if O.K. deliver
it to him?
 
        At the same time, would you be good enough also to 
check on whether I should get from the town or the county a 
deed reconveying to me that portion of the old road which has
been abandoned, running to the east side of the Tompkins'
house? I shall probably want to dig up the old road in the
near future.
 
        What do you hear from John and Charlotte? I do hope he 
is getting on well.
 
                   As ever yours,
                 Franklin Roosevelt