Letter – Joseph Richmond to Joseph Peart – 14 Mar 1734

By - gregpfinch14 Mar 1734
Document Type: Letter
Date: 14 Mar 1734
Correspondent: Joseph Richmond
Recipient: Joseph Peart
Archive Source: NRO 673 2
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To Mr Peart							Newcastle 14 Mar: 1733



On Receipt hereof Mr Blackett orders you to go over to Dr Watts at Wolsingham & consult with him, & others of the principall Parishioners about the Grove that Mr Hutchinson is now working near the Boundary of that Parish, w[hi]ch he says is in the Parish of Eggleston, but Dr Watts insists is in the Parish of Woolsingham. He has got 15 or 20 Bings of Oar as I am informed this Day & if he should be allowed to do that in Mr Blacketts Liberty without your taking notice of it, it will certainly be a very great Reflection upon you & all Mr Blacketts managers, therefore <leave> no time in considering this affair, & what steps are to be taken in it. I am   Yrs etc  J.R.

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