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Morton, Sterling

1959/01/29: Sterling Morton to F. I. Righter

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January 29 1959
Copy of letter from Sterling Morton to F. I. Righter, Chief, Division of Forest Genetics Research, thanking him for asking Mr. Offord to call on Morton in Santa Barbara. Offord diagnosed some issues with Morton's trees, and they had a good discussion on tree growth and habits. Morton also thanks Righter for his invitation to visit the station; he hopes to do so in the summer. If Righter is in the Santa Barbara area, Morton would like to visit with him. He is pleased with the progress on the legal details for the acquisition of additional land for the station.
Correspondence
Righter, F. I. (received by)
Godshalk, Clarence E. (is related to)
Offord, Mr. (is related to)
U.S. Department Of Agriculture, Division of Forest Genetics Research (is related to)
1958/08/26: F. I. Righter to C. E. Godshalk
1958/09/05: C. E. Godshalk to F. I. Righter
1958/09/22: F. I Righter to C. E. Godshalk
1958/09/25: C. E. Godshalk to F. I Righter
1958/12/02: Sterling Morton to F. I. Righter
1958/12/02: Sterling Morton to Forest Genetics Research Foundation
1958/10/07: F. I Righter to C. E. Godshalk
Sterling Morton Correspondence with Clarence Godshalk, 1957-1961
Morton Family Correspondence
Collection of Morton Family materials
English
Copyright in an unpublished work lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years.
End of restriction: 2031
End of restriction notes: Can be released 70 years after death
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