Letter – Henry Richmond to Matthew Reynaldson – 19 Jul 1765

Document Type: Letter
Date: 19 Jul 1765
Correspondent: Henry Richmond
Recipient: Matthew Reynaldson
Archive Source: NRO 672/E/1E/3
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To Mr Matt Reynaldson at                                         Newcastle  19th July 1765

Blaydon



Sir        Mr George Dunn tells me that Edward Chicken Cuthb[er]t Nixon & John Wilson of Barloe, have notwithstanding all woods are reserved out of their Leases, cut and sold corfrods openly upon their farms at Winlaton; that John Barras of Whickham bought part of them and the Corver upon Barloe fell the rest; that they do not deny their having cut and sold them for they say they are allowed so to do; which is a very extraordinary thing and I desire you will enquire into it & try if you can get any account of the quantity they have cut!

Mr Dunn says that Thomas Graham, who cut his corfrods cut those that Edward Chicken sold.

I should be glad to have a ticket of the Lead you have weighed to Mr Dalton as soon as you can. P.S. I should have wrote to you two or three days ago if I had not expected you in Town with your Ticket & am etc                             HR

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