Bohemian Krumau – Hohenfurt – Report for Friederich Dömaschko, pupil of the second grade of the school at Hohenfurt. Printed form filled in in German writing. Executed Markt Hohenfurt April 28, 1831. Fol. 1 page. With the signatures of Aloys Schiller, parson, and Johann Gruber, schoolmaster.

Typograph. watermark WELS. – Smoothed out horizontal and 2 vertical folds barely perceptible anymore. – With note of September 7, 1834, on a repetition there. – At the back name of the recipient of the report by old hand. – Religion, reading in German, Latin, and written, arithmetic, and correctly speaking fine, calligraphy and writing from dictation as well as composition just average though:

“ Friederich Dömaschko, pupil of the second grade in the school at Hohenfurt, has regularly attended school, behaved well in his manners, and learned the prescribed subjects as follows … He therefore deserves to be set into the first grade.

“ N^ta For the repetition of above subjects presenter of this has attended the school here on Sundays. ”

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“ Subject: Thanks!

Thanks for your kind reply. I wanted to comment that your thoughts on freedom (the quote that you had on the end of your message to me) are exactly the same as my beliefs.

I write, however, because I was surprised to get it from Europe … Although an American, almost all my early family were Huguenots … In fact, my relative, Jan C. is noted as the earliest C. to have arrived in N. America (in 1636, I think) … ”

(Mrs. C. F., November 14, 2003)