Letter – James Panton to Mary Loraine – 30 Nov 1775

By - gregpfinch30 Nov 1775
Document Type: Letter
Date: 30 Nov 1775
Correspondent: James Panton
Recipient: Mary Loraine
Archive Source: NRO 672 A 34 9
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      Newcastle 30th Nov 1775

Madm

I hereby acquaint you that I am now at lodgings, the Ship being laid up for the Season and as the Money will be due to me in a few weeks, would take it as a favour if you'll send it by some save hand; otherwise let me know by your letter, the time I must wait upon you to receive the same, and you will greatly oblige. Madam

      Your very humble Servant

      James Panton



PS If you favour me with a line direct for me at Mr Chrisn Atkinson's at the Quarry House near Newcastle

NRO 672/A/34/9 Folder 2/6

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