Letter – Isaac Hunter to Thomas Fairlamb – 21 Jun 1769

Document Type: Letter
Date: 21 Jun 1769
Correspondent: Isaac Hunter
Recipient: Thomas Fairlamb
Archive Source: BPW IH-1
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Thos. & Ric'd Fairlamb M[iddle]. Dukesf'd                   Dukesf'd Mill 21st June 1769



Sirs

I understand by Mr. Salkeld that he has sent twice desiring you to bring Lime to the Mill & that you neither time thought it worth your while to serve us. I therefor take this method to acquaint you, that if you will not forward Sir W.'s Works w[i]th your Draug[h]ts when we call upon you, that we must indeavour to get those that will in your places, so you nead not expect any other Notice (if you do not be more ready for the future to serve us) to quit your Farm against May day next.  & am 

yrs &c I H Jr

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