Letter – Hugh Boag to Thomas Walton – 3 Aug 1758

By - gregpfinch3 Aug 1758
Document Type: Letter
Date: 3 Aug 1758
Correspondent: Hugh Boag
Recipient: Thomas Walton
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66 109
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To Mr Thomas Walton at Low Byer              		Rav. Castle    3rd  Aug. 1758



Mr Thos. Walton

      I have seen your letter of 1st Inst to Mr Walton and this Serves to acquaint you that we have agreed with the workmen to doe what we think necessary and beg they may go on with this work and we will take care to see that it is well done.	

      As to the Mill Troughs William Lee promised to doe them  I have this day wrote him, And as to the Tythe Letch be drawn and a particular Acco’t kept, and as it is referred to Mr Walton & me we will consider it well before we determine the affair.  I have wrote Mr Lee this post and have once more recomended it to him to Repay you for Repairing of fences in such a manner as you & he can agree.  Both this & making the Troughs good he promised me shoud be done when I was last at Alston.  I am for Mr Walton & Selfe

      Yr Humble Servt

            	Hugh Boag

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