Letter – Hugh Boag to Nicholas Walton – 9 May 1755

By - gregpfinch9 May 1755
Document Type: Letter
Date: 9 May 1755
Correspondent: Hugh Boag
Recipient: Nicholas Walton
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66 108
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To Mr Walton at London                               		Ravensworth Castle  May 9th  1755



Dear Sir   

      I am sorry to Trouble you so soon from the Time you left me, but you will see by the inclosed from Mr Everest and Mr Jervis concerning Throckley Colliery Lease & Christopher Richardsons’s Release and as I do not know how soon you may chance to fall in with some of them I thought best to send it besides I shall be at Eslington for 3 or 4 Days from Sunday Morning.

      Christopher Richardson is a base fellow & throws this of Priorsdale in the way, he is to Release only to his Claim to the matter in Dispute which was to the Boundary of Lowhouse as Discribed in the Bill.   I am etc

      H. Boag

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