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Letters and telegrams from John Maydon & Frederick Archdale to Hooper & Co relating to the sale of Campton Farm

17 Sep - 17 Oct 1890

From: 1890 To: 1890

Archdale notes: "Of course G.Powers will be as nasty as he can, and try and grab a lot of things not belonging to him." Writer authorises Hooper to act as necessary to prevent this; Maydon reports letting of parts of the farm to George Rowlett and George Dilley; warns that Powers not observing tenants' obligations relating to hay & straw. He also reports the subsequent letting of the rest of the farm to Hawkins, George Powers's lack of co-operation, especially his removal of buildings.

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Maydon, John,
Mayden, John,
Archdale, Frederick,
Hooper & Company,
Powers, George,
Hooper, T J,
Hooper, Thomas James,
Rowlett, George,
Dilley, George,
Hawkins

Hooper & Fletcher, legal process, court, legal correspondence, business correspondence, Hooper & Company, BUILDINGS & LAND USE, Campton farms, Shefford Campton Farm, CAMPTON, tenancy, hay, straw, demolition, malicious damage