Letter – George Pearson to Judith Baker – 19 Aug 1775

By - gregpfinch19 Aug 1775
Document Type: Letter
Date: 19 Aug 1775
Correspondent: George Pearson
Recipient: Judith Baker
Archive Source: DUL BAK 9-16
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							Durham 19th. August 1775

Madam!

      I have perused the Lease from Mr. Westgarth to Mr. Baker, and think clearly that the former has no Right to use the Engine Shaft for any other Purpose than that of drawing Water. I think it would be proper for Marshall to have a Copy of the Lease sent him, that he may be able to resort to it on any Occasion.

      I sent Mr. Jackson’s Letter. I had a Letter from Mr. Thompson to the same Effect as that to you.

      I am Madam! Your very obt. Srvt.

      Geo: Pearson



You have the Lease & Marshall’s Letter retd. herewith.

Mrs. Baker

DUL BAK 14/118a.

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