Letter – Isaac Hunter to Robert Harrison – 5 Feb 1769

Document Type: Letter
Date: 5 Feb 1769
Correspondent: Isaac Hunter
Recipient: Robert Harrison
Archive Source: BPW IH-1
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Mr. Harrison Rookhope            				Dukesf'd 5 Feb'y 69



Sr

I desired you by your Brot[he]r to send me an Acco[un]t by the return of the Smelters of your deliv[er]y compared w[i]th your Stock in hand & if you had not sent an acco[un]t of it to Mr. Reynaldson that you would also send it me, but neither of these Orders you have thought worth complying w[i]th I agane desire that you'll upon the receipt of this send me the above acco[un]ts or I shall be obliged to have recourse to other methods to have my orders executed  & am  

yrs &c I H Jr



NB Make up your Dec'r Acco[un]t & send me as soon as you can.
reference to brother is unclear (Richard, at Coalcleugh in early 1760s?) but Robert, the mill clerk responsible for the accounts

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