Letter – Nicholas Walton to William Corbett – 1 Mar 1737

By - gregpfinch1 Mar 1737
Document Type: Letter
Date: 1 Mar 1737
Correspondent: Nicholas Walton
Recipient: William Corbett
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66 105
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To Wm Corbett Esqr

      Ravensworth Castle  March 1st 1736/7

Sr

	By William Laycock the London Carryer was Sent last Saturday the 26 February last, Seventeen Skinns of Vellum on which is Mapped a part of the Derwentwater Estate & One Skinn with the Severall Scales by wch those planns were made.  They are in a double Case directed for you at the Pay Office in Broad Street, & will be with you on Saturday the 12th Inst.

	Below is the particulars of the abovementioned planns, & we are Sir Your most Obedt Servts

      Nichos Walton    Hugh Boag

      

No 1  Lands End, Light Birks & Hesphill

     2   Corbridge West Comon Field

     3   Corbridge East     Do

     4   Wood Hall

     5   Middleton Hall, Whittlees & Lee Houses

     6   Whittle

     7   The Lees, East & West Dean Raw

     8   Langley Castle

     9   Newton Hall & Thornbrough

   10   Fourstones

   11   Hartburn Grange

   12   Melden

   13   Eltringham

   14   Spindleston, Outchester & Radcliffe Closes

   15   Throckley

   16  Coastley, Bagraw, Hackford, Westwood & Boat, Longhope etc

   17   Dilston

   18   The Scales & Explanation.

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