Letter – Hugh Boag to John Everest – 21 Sep 1759

By - gregpfinch21 Sep 1759
Document Type: Letter
Date: 21 Sep 1759
Correspondent: Hugh Boag
Recipient: John Everest
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66 109
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To Mr John Everest At Greenwich Near London	Ravensworth Castle  Septem. 21st  1759



By the London Carrier this day we have sent directed to Richd. Horne Esqr.  Three Hundred Printed Land Leases , 280 with a Proviso for dividing Common & Eighty without.  We will very soon send p’ticulars for filling them up, & desire they may be stamped as soon as possible.  We are etc  For Yrs etc    

      H Boag  Nich. W Jr





To the Same [as 21 Sept 1759]			Ravensworth Castle  Septem. 28 h  1759



Sir    

      We rec’d yours by this days Post and are much obliged to you for your List of the Trustees wch. comes in very proper time, as we have just fixed the Courts , & will take care the several Stewards have notice.	Mr Boag & I are busy preparing p[arti]clers for filling up the lLnd Leases wch you shall have very soon

      Below you have the names of the Comm[ission]ers who Executed our late Appointment.   I am for Mr Boag & Self    

      Sir    Yours etc     N W Junr



James Loyd  / Wm Baxter  /  Wm Allix / Timo. Brett / James Creed / D. Cockburne / Merrick Burrell

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