Letters – Joseph Richmond to Christopher Denton – 10 Nov 1758

Document Type: Letters
Date: 10 Nov 1758
Correspondent: Joseph Richmond
Recipient: Christopher Denton
Archive Source: NRO 672/E/1E/1
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To Mr Chris. Johnson at Durham

10 Nov 1758

Sir

	Agreable to yours of the 3rd inst. I herewith send you an acct. of the rents due to the Chap[te]r for Jarrow Coll[ie]ry this y[ea]r amounting to £3.19.0  wch is the last we shall have to pay them.  I desire you will make my complim[en]ts to Mr Crow & tell him I have given Mr Wilkinsons Trustees credit for half the above sum & will send him the acct. between Sr.Wr. Blackett & them as soon as I can get the rents for Milin[ea] & Swardshouse, that it may be setled before Mr Wilkinson goes out of the country. There must be a good deal of money due to Mr Wilkinson f[ro]m Miss Leidger, who is also greatly indebted to Sir Walter on acco[un]t of the colliery; she is lately dead, & has left her Estate to Miss Featherston. I think Sir Wr. & Mr Wilkinson sho[ul]d join in calling for their money as there is enough to pay it.

	I have an Abstract of what writings were in the late Mr Jno. Wilkinson's hand at the time of his death relating to Sir W[illia]m Blacketts Estate; wch Sir W[alte]r desires may now be delivered up, as they are much wanted.  I am  etc   JR

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