Letter – Richard Horne to Nicholas Walton – 30 Dec 1752

By - gregpfinch30 Dec 1752
Document Type: Letter
Date: 30 Dec 1752
Correspondent: Richard Horne
Recipient: Nicholas Walton
Archive Source: NEIMME NRO 3410 ZC 4 1
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At a Meeting of the Directors in the Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich, 30th Dec.1752



The Rec[eive]rs L[et]ters of the 22d Inst. together with Mr Aireys & Mr Stephensons Letters Inclosed were laid before the Board.

Ordered that the Rec[eiv]ers do with all Convenient Dispatch send to the Board All the Title Deeds Court Rolls &c belonging to the DerwentWater Estate in the Condition they now are .

Adjourned to Wednesday 7 night at Salters hall . A Copy for Jno. Corbett Esq.

Rd. Horne



[On cover:] 30th Dec 1752. Order of the Directors og Greenwich Hospitall for all the Derwentwater Writings Court Rolls &c to be sent up to London.

ZC/4/1/15. Richard Horne was Secretary to the Board of Greenwich Hospital.

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