Letter – Isaac Hunter to Walter Blackett – 3 Jul 1775

Document Type: Letter
Date: 3 Jul 1775
Correspondent: Isaac Hunter
Recipient: Walter Blackett
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Dukesfield 3d July 1775

Sir							

       On the 6th Feby. last I appointed the Eldest Son of Thos Bell’s of Hunstanworth as a Servt. at Rookhope, / apears to be be  about 16 or 17 yrs of age / whose between 16 & 17 years of age / that He might be in the way of improving himself for a Smelter, wich I intended to make him, once I [struck out: ‘thought’] think Him fit & one wanting. I suppose He must be the Person that Mr. Hudson has applied to you for; [struck out: ‘as he is the Eldest’] & shall take the first opportunity of puting Him forward.  & am with due defference 

       Your most Obliged & Hbl Servt.

		Isaac Hunter Junr:

To Sir Walter Blackett Bart.
A loose draft letter within the letter book. Two lines interleaved in the draft marked here by ‘/’.

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