Letter – Nicholas Walton to John Romer – 3 Mar 1758

By - gregpfinch3 Mar 1758
Document Type: Letter
Date: 3 Mar 1758
Correspondent: Nicholas Walton
Recipient: John Romer
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66 109
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To John Romer Esqr.  at Berwick      			Rav. Castle  3 March 1758



Sir 

      We have appointed the 28 day of March  Inst. For the Recet. of the Derwentwater  Rts. at Whittingham at the usual place and hope to see you there.

      Mr Ancrum has applied to us for a Cottage House for his hind to live in, the Next year to take ease of his young crop which we desire you will accomodate him with one    We are

                                              Sir  your Humble Servt         N Walton



PS   	We are glad the old Ten[an]ts and you have agreed

      If Saml. Ancrum should want Convenience for his Hind we desire he may also be accommodated.  



NB. we wrote the same day to Mr. Ancrum and acquainted him that we had wrote to Captain Romer abt. his having a Cottage for his hind to look after his Crop & that the Recet. was on the 28 March Inst

Wrote also to  			& the Recet. & <….> for 28 March Inst

             Mr Tho. <Led>

             Mr Row[lan]d Graham 

             Mr Thos. Thompson

             Mr Peter Hughes

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