QSP61/4

Letter from Theed Pearse and Son to 'dear Sir'. Has taken Counsel's opinion and it confirms his views. Suggested that incumbrants should join in a conveyance to trustees. Mr Pierson has delayed replying because he has injured his hand and cannot write. Bridges and Mason object but suggest the concurrence of the incumbrants in the suggestion. Mr Pierson returned the papers with very imperfect answers so they had to take on themselves a great deal of the vendor's work. Gives an account of other action he had taken. 'This is a long story but I thought it would be satisfactory for you to know the exact state of the Business'

1843 February 16

From: 1843 To: 1843

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Pearse, Theed,
Pierson, Thomas Gorham,
Mason,
Bridges

Quarter Sessions, injury, letters, Hitchin, BEDFORD