How does a letter that was supposed to be delivered to an address in Wisconsin end up in Tennessee?That’s the question McMinnville resident Allen Hitchcock is asking after such a letter was delivered to his home.“It was sent from a bank in Wisconsin and was supposed to be going to man who lives in Wisconsin, yet it wound up in my box on Indian Mound Drive,” said Hitchcock. “There is nothing in the address that’s the same as mine. I don’t see how this happened.”Postal officials say mail that’s delivered to the wrong state and ZIP code is extremely rare.