Jacky expresses the importance of his correspondence with Finley. He would rather write to Finley than any other minister because they share both blood and gospel. Jacky appreciates the advice he gets from Finley because of his years of experience in the itinerancy. Jacky reports that he visited his Uncle James Bradley in Macklinburg and found him in fairly good health, though palsied. Evidently, Jacky has been involved in settling his father\u27s estate. [Father was John McKnitt Bradley, 1772-1827]. Jacky has been transferred to the South Carolina Conference. Abstract Number - 112https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1110/thumbnail.jp
