Reference
Z629/12
Title
Letter from John Turner, baker of Milton to Thomas Turner, St Andrews, New Brunswick, British North America
Letter from John to Thomas
Hart continuing in Office
John suffering from lumbago
glad "unalterable in intention" of returning to England
Father would listen to Thomas's advice, so long as he does not live with him
usual complaints about way Father's livestock kept and also his labourers
House broken into and sister Elizabeth robbed of nearly all her money (c £30) suspects Joe Disher
Whitbread Odell's affairs in bad state. Creditors helped him, so can finish the new houses
two year old son Jack climbed up 36 rounds of a ladder
details on prices
Small Pox - 30 cases, 4 dead - nearly over
discusses tablet for Thomas's wife for Felmersham Church
Mr Grocock's affairs in a bad state
fire at the Houses of Parliament
details of local people ill
death of Dr Moore, lately lived near St Albans, buried at Biddenham
Date free text
3 Nov 1834
Production date
From: 1834 To: 1834
Level of description
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